Lekuba's Pride Dry Red Wine
Cabernet Sauvignon · Dry Red

Lekuba's Pride

A bold, flavour‑packed red bursting with dark berries and spice. Full‑bodied, confident and ready for any occasion.

750 ml · 14% ABV · Serve 16–18 °C
R 220.00

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  • Family estate since 1947
  • 18+ · Enjoy responsibly
01 - Flavour notes

What the light
left in the fruit.

Notes that taste of where they grew, sun on the leaf, cool river air, and the patient sugars of a desert night.

  • Spices
  • Black Berry
  • Wood
  • Black Cherry
02 - Tasting Portrait

Stand among
the vines.

  • NoseDeep and composed — dark cherry and blackcurrant, a savoury thread of spice, and the cedar and soft vanilla that a year in oak leaves behind.
  • PalateFull and structured. Concentrated dark berry meets prominent but integrated oak tannin, with an underlying minerality that gives the wine its dimension and length.
  • FinishLong, firm and savoury, the tannin and fruit holding together — a wine built to stand up to bold food, and to keep developing for a few years in the bottle.
03 - Technical Details
Volume
750 ml
Alcohol
14%
Type
Red
Profile
Dry
Lekuba's Pride Dry Red Wine, label artwork
The living land

The Kalahari on the Bottle

This bottle carries the commanding presence of the Kalahari lion—specifically Lekuba, a legendary monarch of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park whose enduring strength mirrors the spirit of this land. We chose the king of the desert to crown our Cabernet Sauvignon, long revered among winemakers as the king of the noble grape varieties.

We named this wine Lekuba’s Pride with quiet intent: not merely for the animal’s solitary power, but because this vintage is the one we are proudest of. Structured, bold, and deeply grounded, the wine itself inspired the artwork. Our fourth-generation winemaker created this ink and watercolour study specifically to capture the character of what was already resting in the barrel—a portrait worthy of our finest red.

Pen & ink and watercolour, 2017

04 - The ritual of opening

Slow it down,
a little.

Serve

The most structured of our reds — give it room and a little patience.

  • Cool room temperature, 16–18 °C — never warm; a short spell in the fridge on a hot day does no harm.
  • Let it breathe — open it half an hour ahead, or decant it, to soften the cedar and bring the dark fruit forward.
  • In a large glass — the bigger bowl flatters the blackcurrant and spice.
Pair with

A red for serious plates:

  • Grilled and roasted red meat — steak, lamb, venison from the veld.
  • Rich, slow-cooked stews and potjie.
  • Aged hard cheeses and dark chocolate to finish.
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Quiet questions

Good things to know.

How should I serve Lekuba's Pride Dry Red Wine?

Serve at a cool room temperature of 16–18 °C — never warm. Open it half an hour ahead, or decant it, to soften the cedar and bring the dark fruit forward in a large glass.

What food pairs well with it?

This is a red for serious plates: grilled or roasted red meat — steak, lamb, venison — along with rich stews, potjie, and aged hard cheeses with a little dark chocolate to finish.

What's the alcohol content and bottle size?

Lekuba's Pride is 14% ABV in a 750 ml bottle.

Is this wine vegetarian or organic?

Yes — Lekuba's Pride is both vegetarian-friendly and produced organically.

Do you ship this wine, and can I return it?

We ship nationwide across South Africa by courier, with an adult (18+) required to receive alcohol on delivery; dispatch takes 2–3 business days. As with all our wines, an opened bottle can't be returned unless it arrives faulty.

Is Lekuba's Pride a good gift?

It's Bezalel's most serious red — a Cabernet Sauvignon given a full year in oak, with the structure to age further in the bottle — a considered gift for someone who likes to wait for a wine.