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Mitolo Serpico McLaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon

Woodstock Wine Estate Collett Lane Cabernet Sauvignon

Wirra Wirra The Angelus Cabernet Sauvignon

Hickinbotham Trueman Cabernet Sauvignon

Hickinbotham Mr Grant Malbec 6 Pk

Under Wraps McLaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon

The first impression of the palate is of richness and depth. Further exploration shows layers of toasty oak and some dark chocolate flavours, along with pleasant mint and blackcurrant. The wine is mouth filling with great length.

Clarendon Hills Sandown Cabernet Sauvignon

Deep and meaty in its expression, a fleshy and red cedar-like undertone lines the typically velvety texture. Sandown Cabernet Sauvignon by Clarendon Hills.

Wynns Black Label Cabernet Sauvignon

Langton's Classification: Excellent

Wynns Black Label Cabernet Sauvignon is the beacon of quality that all Australian Cabernet Sauvignon is compared to. Coming off the iconic red soils of Coonawarra, Wynns Black Label Cabernet Sauvignon is classic elegance. Chief winemaker, Sue Hodder, is able to craft a wine brimming with aromas of blackcurrant and plum that combine with spicy minty notes. The palate is well structured, long and fine. With the right cellaring condition, this could easily be a cellar gem.

Woodlands Margaret Cabernet Merlot

Langton's Classification: Outstanding

The Woodlands Margaret is, true to its name, a realisation of all that is great about Margaret River, arguably Australias home of the Bordeaux style. Sourced from the Woodlands Vineyards in Wilyabrup this is a blend of 79% Cabernet Sauvignon, 13% Merlot and 8% Malbec. Considering the price of the Watson familys flagship, the Margaret offers truly outstanding value.

Grant Burge Shadrach Cabernet Sauvignon

To retain the stylish varietal model he seeks with Shadrach, Grant Burge used a high proportion of Coonawarra fruit in 2000. Who can argue with the result! A minty complex wine, with depth and elegance.