Description These are reds you should be eager to share with friends and family. Lush Shiraz comes in the form of Kilikanoon’s Baroota Reserve and Pastor’s Son from the Barossa Valley – both have won Double Golds and high point scores. There’s straight Cabernet from Coonawara fruit courtesy of Angove Family winemakers and McLaren Vale’s top-notch Coriole team offer their lovely combo of Cabernet and Shiraz. Sam Trimboli’s Salvatore sees Shiraz in a three-way blend with Malbec and Durif, and downright delicious it is too. Straight Durif in its Petite Sirah guise is well represented by Caravan, which boasts a Trophy, Golds and a Double Gold. Save $110 at $14.99 a bottle.
Clark Hill, named after the land on which the Coriole estate was built, is an impressively rich blend of lush Cabernet planted in 1988, and spicy Shiraz planted in 1969. Savour subtle lavendar aromas and a melee of plum, cassis and redcurrant.
Baroota is a 'special project' red, grapes selected from a number of top, early ripening vineyards between premium areas Spencer Gulf and the Flinders Ranges. Vinified in small batches. Enjoy aromas of blackberry with a sweet oak and vanilla lift.
Get ready for a concentrated Barossa Cabernet from the 5 Red Star estate of the late, great Peter Lehmann. It's decadently dark and intricately flavoured, with lavish blackcurrant and elegant herbal characters. It's a beautiful match to lamb rack.
John Quarisa is a Jimmy Watson Trophy-winner and his Petite Sirah (Durif to many Aussies) is a Gold-medal magnet – every vintage so far has won Gold, this has three so far, including a rare Double Gold plus a TROPHY!
Another in a long line of exceptional releases from the multi-Trophy-winning, and much-in-demand winemaker Sam Trimboli. Sam’s set up on his own now and we’re with him every step of the way.
The Angove Bin 4288 Cabernet Sauvignon is exclusively and carefully crafted from grapes grown in the Coonawarra for our customers. The fruit from the 2020 vintage was fantastic – small berries, great fruit concentration and lovely tannins.
