2015 Keermont Amphitheatre

Community Tasting Notes (5) Avg Score: 90.3 points

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  4/7/2024 - Teaky Likes this wine:

  Was nice with notes of blackberry cassis and vanilla

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  8/4/2023 - mjohn Likes this wine: 88 Points

  I didn’t take detailed notes but overall I had mixed feelings with this. Dark berries and herbs on the nose, albeit a little muted. There was good acidity and still a fair bit of tannins. The fruit wasn’t expressive but neither was there a lot of tertiary development. This is a good wine but today didn’t come across as a great wine. But perhaps more age will see this develop because it seems to have the structure to age.

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  11/5/2022 - RHaz Likes this wine: 91 Points

  Bit young. 1 hour decant - more wouldn’t have hurt. Quite big with dark berries and woody herbs. Long finish.

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  9/29/2022 - rikipedia Likes this wine: 92 Points

  CWG Auction Event Tasting (Ernie Els Wines): A six way blend, that is Cab led at 32% with 23 CF and 22 Merlot; the rest being PV, Malbec and Syrah. Fresh, open expressive aromas of cherry, raspberry, brambles, and blackberry with a touch of redcurrant. A fresh, lively, energetic entry with ripe sandy tannins, great intensity and focussed. Plenty going on; the wine is vibrant with a cherry stone textural grip to the mid-palate and flavours of raspberry preserve, perhaps black raspberry and lots more redcurrant with a subtle spice. Linear and long, there is a layer of cool raspberry freshness and redcurrant that runs through the wine, whilst the tannins feel firmer as the wine opens and gives the wine a vertical edge and dryness. 91-93

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  4/25/2022 - Peter Spijker wrote:

  Tasting @ Keermont; 4/25/2022-4/26/2022: Red fruit, some cedar, medium - tannins, quite supple and easy drinking.

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