Bright and shiny highlighting purple hues. Dark dense sweet concentrated aromas, with typical varietal Cabernet Sauvignon characters like cedar pencil shavings, freshly cut grass and an abundance of fresh blue fruits, also beautiful aromas of violets. Attractive savoury dried herbs notes are also evident. The palate is thick, juicy and luscious. This wine has finesse and elegance. On the mid- palate the wine expands displaying floral blackcurrant notes and rich dark chocolate flavours There are some lovely savoury chewy tannins and all very well integrated with the French oak. The after palate is long and dry with a hint of mocha which lingers for some time. A sensational wine, and as always the Dalwhinnie Cabernets age beautifully.

Elgin's crossing commemorates pioneering vigneron John Riddoch's outward voyage to Australia aboard the sailing ship lady Elgin in 1851. Riddoch went on to become an influential figure in South Australia, establishing the Coonawarra fruit colony in 1890.

Vibrant aromas of blackcurrant and dark cherry accompanied by subtle flavours of wild berry and fresh herbs. The rich and generous palate is complimented by a fine tannin structure and hints of spicy oak.

Intense purple, with great depth of colour. An alluring and strong bouquet of cassis, coffee bean, tobacco leaf and dark mint chocolate. Background aromas of green leaf providing classical notes of powerful Cabernet characters. Blackcurrant, plum and cinnamon feature here, with hints of red fruits and oak usage adding complexity. Beautifully balanced with firm tannins and a graceful, persistent finish.

This rich and fruit-driven parcel of hand-selected Cabernet fruit exhibits a deep ruby red colour alongside aromas of ripe-dark fruits. The palate presents flavours of mulberry, blackcurrant, and juicy plum complemented by hints of pepper spice. The wine provides a full-bodied structure that is beautifully balanced by silky tannins and excellent varietal characteristics – for that lasting impression

Nannup Estate Rolling Hills Cabernet Sauvignon 2017

Grey Label Cabernet Shiraz exemplifies the distinction, elegance, and power of Langhorne Creek. Evolving since the very first blend in 1967, it remains constant in the quality, character and style that distinguishes Grey Label.

Is a cracker, but an idiosyncratic wine; much in the same way as Bordeaux’s Château Tertre Roteboeuf. It’s the type of claret style that would win a prize in the Australian Burgundy classes of yore. Voluminous and inky deep, it show lifted cassis, cedar, dried apricot, hint wood varnish aromas and flavours, fine supple/slinky texturesand well-integrated roasted chestnut notes. This is a terrific ‘vin de garde’ with all the elements for long term ageing. A high water mark for Terre à Terre.

Varietals - 85% Cabernet Franc, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon.<br>Origin - Millahue, Cachapoal Valley<br>Soil - Deep, porous decomposed granitic soil with good drainage<br>Climate - Temperate Mediterranean climate with a marine influence<br>which moderates maximum temperatures<br>Ageing - 12 months in French oak “Barroir” barrels (barrels toasted with<br>oak from our property)<br>14% ABV<br>Tasting Notes<br>“A” Cabernet Franc reveals the exact character of our terroir,<br>showcasing elegant tannins that are supple and mobile, dancing<br>across the palate with fine tension and delivering a sensation<br>of dynamism and juiciness that will tempt you to enjoy another<br>glass. The nose shows ripe black fruit at their peak expression<br>and spices; flavours that are balanced by the acidity<br>underpinning the fine minerality that seduces the palate.