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Amelia Park Cabernet Merlot 2012
Out of stock“Blackcurrant, cherry, plenty of mocha and a seasoning of bay leaf, mint and seaweed – that regional perfume, anyway. Full bodied, smooth and plush, plump fine grained tannin, slight burr of warmth, and a long finish closing with a slick of fine dark chocolate tannin and flavour. Excellent.’ – 93 Points Gary Walsh “The blend percentages are not specified, but the wine spent 12 months in French oak. The cabernet is certainly dominant, with potent cassis and redcurrant frui Learn More -
Balnaves Coonawarra the Blend 2014
Dark red in colour, the nose is intense with aromas of mulberry, wild blackberry and liquorice combined with delicate smoky-coffee French oak. The palate is medium bodied with a soft round Merlot mouth- feel, black fruit flavours and a touch of dried herbs. This wine will reward careful cellaring, and decant before drinking. Learn More -
Balnaves ENTAV Clone Cabernet Petit Verdot 2016
Regular Price: $29.50
Special Price: $26.99
A new fruit forward style outta the blocks here from Balnaves. pon opening, a whiff of something akin to cough syrup lobs up early but blows off in quick succession. Juicy blue fruits and violets run riot. There's plenty of energy about this - it's absolutely delicious. Chalky like tannins to finish but the fruit just lingers long. There's plenty of easy drinking satisfaction here. I saw the end of a couple of glasses - game, set, matc Learn More
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Battle of Bosworth Cabernet 2014
The wine has a bright rich red colour, with a purple rim. On the nose, there are bright pretty blue fruits, with violets and red currants too. The wine has a fresh and even palate with red fruits and a hint of varietal mintiness. There are fine tannins and a very good length. Go old-school with food and wine matching, and have it with roast lamb Learn More -
Bests Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
Cabernet Sauvignon from Great Western works well from the right sites. Warmer and north facing sites tend to produce the best fruit. As is common in other regions, Cabernet Sauvignon in Great Western is picked late in the vintage season to allow for good fruit flavour and texture - the warmer vineyard sites and a little longer on the vine results in a supple wine with intense varietal characteristics. Like all our Best’s Great Western wines, the Cabernet Sauvignon is approachable on release and a natural selection to accompany many dishes. Our booklet &lsq Learn More -
Bleasdale Generations Malbec 2015
Out of stockBleasdale has been producing Malbec table wine since 1961. Individual vineyard blocks are picked and crushed separately.This wine is dark purple with intense aromas of violets, blackberry, plum and clove spice held together with assertive but velvety tannins. A long rich opulent palate complemented and underscored by toasty oak. Learn More
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Bleasdale Second Innings Malbec 2016
This wine shows vibrant primary fruit flavours of plums, red berries and spices. Finishing soft and round with velvety smooth tannins. Malbec is rarely seen as a varietal wine but here at Bleasdale and in Langhorne Creek it stands on its own two feet and performs well enough to earn its stripes. Learn More -
Coriole Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2015
Regular Price: $31.50
Special Price: $30.99
Medium to deep garnet/purple, the Cabernet Sauvignon has a classic cassis, black plums and cedar nose with hints of cloves, bay leaves and earth. This finely crafted wine has great concentration and richness on the medium to full-bodied palate plus medium to firm, grainy tannins and a long finish. "I’ve always enjoyed the Coriole way with tannin, and in particular their Cabernet. Seems this wine is sold out now. I’ve had it for a little while, for sure, but there you go. Learn More -
Forester Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
Regular Price: $26.50
Special Price: $24.99
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Fraser Gallop Cabernet Merlot 2013
The wine itself is soft and approachable with juicy plum and pomegranate flavours. The tannins are quite grainy and persistent similar to cranberry juice. The oak in this wine definitely sits in the background allowing the fruit to shine and the acidity and alcohol levels are nicely balanced in the wine, making it very easy to drink. Mixed berries, cocoa and vanilla, tobacco, and this lovely perfume wafting about. Medium bodied, silky and tightly packed, clean acidity, ripe but fresh berry fruit, with a distinct ‘minerally&rs Learn More -
Hay Shed Hill Cabernet Merlot 2016
Deep crimson red of good intensity and vibrant hue. Intense berry fruits, cassis and chocolate mint character notes with background cedar like oak. Medium bodied, this wine shows a vibrant and lively fruit driven palate with a fleshy middle and soft mature ripe tannin. Learn More -
Hay Shed Hill Cabernet Sauvignon 2015
Dense dark red to black colour of great intensity. An intense and rich bouquet lead to the ripest cassis and berry fruits, rich and opulent but brooding in its youth. Behind the primary fruits are distinctive vineyard characteristics of dark chocolate and mint. The oak is background cedar which will recede further as the fruits emerge with some bottle age. The vineyard consistently produces intense fleshy Learn More
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Kalleske Wines The Merchant Cabernet 2016
The natural tannins are solid and prominent but integrated and will add great longevity. This wine is powerful but controlled resulting in great balance. The finish is extremely lengthy and completes a complex and sophisticated wine. Merchant is a classic Barossa Cabernet that can be equally enjoyed now or in a decade. Learn More -
Lake Breeze Bernoota 2015
This is as layered and flavoursome as a black forest cake starting with exuberant mulberries, boysenberries and blackberries, next come woodsy spices, cinnamon and cloves then a final flourish of fresh cranberries and currants. Tannins ripe if firm on its full-bodied frame. Drink to: 2028; Price: $23.00; Date Tasted: Jan 2017; Alcohol: 14.5%; Rating: 92 Points & Special Value Star; James Halliday; James Halliday Wine Companion Learn More -
Lake Breeze Cabernet Sauvignon 2015
TROPHY 2018 Langhorne Ck Wine Show - CHAMPION WINETROPHY 2018 Langhorne Ck Wine Show - Best CabernetGOLD MEDAL 2018 Langhorne Ck Wine Show GOLD MEDAL 2017 Royal Queensland Wine ShowGOLD MEDAL 2017 Royal Hobart Wine Show “Such a distinctive wine because it can come from nowhere else other than Langhorne Creek, or rather Lake Breeze, as the vines hover around 50 years. The incredible tang and vibrancy of blackberry, mulberry fruit is always Learn More
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Leconfield Coonawarra Cabernet 2016
Rich ripe cassis and blackberry fruit nose integrated with cedar, nutmeg and cinnamon nuances through maturation in predominantly French oak. The wine proudly shows its Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon pedigree. The palate displays an excellent depth and persistence of rich dark mulberry fruit with ripe, long tannins. It is full flavoured yet retains elegance and finesse. Learn More -
Leconfield Coonawarra Cabernet Merlot 2016
Full deep red. Rich ripe cassis and blackberry fruit nose integrated with cedar, nutmeg and cinnamon nuances through maturation in predominantly French oak. The wine proudly shows its Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon pedigree. The palate displays an excellent depth and persistence of rich dark mulberry fruit with ripe, long tannins. It is full flavoured yet retains elegance and finesse. Learn More -
Leeuwin Estate Art Series Cabernet Sauvignon 2012
.....But now, over lunch, it really impresses. A slow burner. 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, it spent 21 months in 40% new wood. What’s noticeable is the even ripeness "in this 2012 vintage – no leather and gumleaf! It’s so much more generous than previous years, with plenty of purple in there. Maybe a little syrupy through the middle (a common characteristic in ’12 Margs Cab), but tightens up nicely with grainy oak and then grippy tannins. A new world order for Leeuwin Cabernet, it’s long and quit Learn More
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Majella Coonawarra Cabernet 2015
“This hits the bullseye, a great example of the synergy between the place and variety. It’s colour is good, as is the bouquet, and that arrow arrives the moment the wine enters the mouth. It has waves of luscious, juicy red and black fruits that fill every corner of the palate, tannins and oak doing the job expected of them” – 96 Points & Special Value Wines James Halliday Cellaring Selections 2018 Learn More -
Parnasse French Cabernet Sauvignon
Likely I won’t make any new friends by saying it, but most Australian red wine under $15 is kind of gross. Well, maybe not gross, but often they try too hard: too much cheap oak, sweetness, acid adjustment, high alcohol etc. etc. all at the expense of basic drinkability.Blueberry and mixed berries, wild herbs and nuts with a little chocolate. Medium bodied, light tannin with some grainy grip , balanced acidity and a nutty faintly perfumed herbal finish. Great mid-week drinking. Balance and value. Can’t Learn More -
Richard Hamilton Hut Block Cabernet 2016
Deep red with scarlet highlights, cassis fruit with hints of mint make this wine a definitive Cabernet Sauvignon. Hints of vanilla, cinnamon and mocha from oak maturation have augmented the fruit and contribute complexity.The palate, with excellent blackberry fruit flavours within a medium bodied structure, has a beautiful persistence and long, soft tannins. Deep full crimson red. Rich, ripe cassis fruit showing hints of mint with oak derived mocha and vanillin highlights.Full of vibrancy, this wine has r Learn More
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S.C. Pannell Cabernet Malbec 2016
$55.00 As low as: $52.00Cassis to the fore with cherry liquor chocolates, rolling tobacco, frankincense and fresh red timber. Medium to full , tightly wound, bold and juicy with ferruginous tannins and a bouncy energyGoes with: New York Sirloin, French Skirt Steak, Bistecca Florentina... choose your own adventure, but serve it with chips! Drink: Preserve for future generations, if you can. Learn More -
Singlefile Cabernet Sauvignon 2015
"96 Points. A precision plus wine. There's a gossamer thread of acidity holding it securely in place. Fuller bodied with filigreed tannins, savoury tones of graphite, menthol and woodsy spices mingle with the blackberries and dark plums. Very polished and everything in its place. Drink By: 2033 Price: $37.00 Date Tasted: 01 Jan 2017 Alcohol: 14.3%" - 96 points winecompanion.com.au. Learn More -
Singlefile Great Southern Cabernet Merlot 2015
"There's always a fineness and elegance to cabernet sauvignon from the Great Southern - the graphite, gum leaves, lapsang souchong tea, licorice currants and cassis. It's also medium-bodied with finely tuned slightly grippy tannins and an overall freshness. And no one will blink twice for drinking it now. Drink by: 2028; Price: $25.00; Date Tasted: Jan 17; Alcohol: 14.1%;" Rating: 95; Jane Faulkner; James Halliday Wine Companion Learn More
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Sons of Eden Pumpa Cabernet Shiraz 2015
94 points - Decanter Magazine 91 points "It’s certainly pumped up with flavour. It’s a ball of sweet, ripe berries, black and red, blue and woodsmoke-infused. Clove notes, a clip of toast, a whisper of green herbs. Ripe, generous style of red. Minimum of fuss. All-will-enjoy." - Campbell Mattinson (The Wine Front) Learn More -
Teusner The Gentleman Cabernet Sauvignon 2017
I love this wine…packed with dark and black fruit flavours, elegant but a wine that has real energy about it…and while the flavours on the palate are rich & inviting, there is a savoury leanness to the wine’s structure that makes it such a good drink. – Winemaker Kym Teusner Teusner’s The Gentleman Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the better value wines on the market at the moment. It’s grown at altitude in the Eden Valley. Learn More -
Two Hands Sexy Beast Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
The palate is built on lots of fresh blue and red fruits. Bright flavours with energy and verve, along with hints of dusty earth, weave through the mid-palate with complexing notes of bay leaf, juniper and green tobacco leaf. Acid is fresh but balanced whilst tannins kick in mid palate and run long with the fruit prolife. Notes of coffee grounds and chocolate add complexity through the finish. Learn More
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Voyager Estate Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot 2012
James Halliday 95 Points! "91% cabernet sauvignon, 6% merlot, 3% petit verdot, hand-picked and destemmed to retain whole berries, primary fermentation for 16 days, with some batches held on skins for 21 days, the parcels kept separate during 20 months maturation in French oak (50% new). A powerful, dense wine full of rich, plushy fruit, seemingly riper than Girt by Sea, when the opposite is the case - or perhaps it's just the greater intensity and drive. This will certainly improve with further time (5+ years) in bottle." Learn More -
West Cape Howe Bookends Cabernet Sauvignon 2014
"With the caveat that you have to not mind a bit of crushed gum leaf perfume that so often comes with Cabernet from the Great Southern, I recommend this very highly. Intense blackcurrant, boysenberry, dark chocolate, espresso and ground exotic spices. It’s medium bodied, plump in fruit and high in flavour, has plenty of ripe firm grainy tannin, well etched acidity, dark chocolate and small dark berries, and a finish that carries on very long. There’s some black olive savouries in there too. It’s a super Cab Learn More -
West Cape Howe Cabernet Merlot 2014
80% cabernet sauvignon, 20% merlot with a simple WA GI; basic vinification: cold soak and 12 days on skins, portions aged separately in new and used French oak for 12 months. The colour is excellent - as is everything else about the wine; black and redcurrant, bay leaf and black olive hop into bed with each other, and snuggle under the covers, the French oak and tannins left to their own devices. The value transcends belief. 94 points James Halliday Learn More
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