Cabernet Sauvignon Lineup

If you're a fan of Coonawarra cabernet in the slightest, you're going to absolutely love this wine. This was built to honour the climate and terroir of one of Australia's most-highly-rated cabernet regions – Wrattonbully (riiiight next to Coonawarra). Be warned: This is not for the faint of heart... Specifically crafted to showcase the 'Cavelands' sub-region with its layers of Terra Rossa soils, limestone caves, pristine waters and maritime climate that makes this place so bloody special. Big, bold, full-bodied and loaded with dark fruits and the expected 'green' notes that make this variety what it is. This is an intense, fruit-driven beast with abundant juicy fruit flavours and a rich palate that doesn't mess around. All of this frivolity is kept in check by a classic cabernet structure, beautiful acid, fantastic tannin and that minty, eaucalypty goodness that us cab lovers crave so much!

This producer might be a new name to some, but their time in the industry goes way back. As evidenced by this cellar selection, they’ve honed the art of crafting wines that stand the test of time. This is an all-family affair, with the new generation stepping in to take the reigns. They’re finally releasing some beauties from their back vintages, and we were quick to jump in and bring our mofos that aged goodness. Cabernet off their currency creek vineyards gave this wine the confidence to see it through the last 6 years, with more still to come. This is the kind of wine that greets you like an old friend. Instantly familiar and merry, sure to entertain you for hours.

This is Barossa red royalty, no two ways about it. Made by one of the most famous, long-standing producers in the country, this wine comes from a house that helped shape modern Australian wine, and this classic red blend shows exactly why they’ve been at the top of their game for decades. It’s a classic Barossa blend done right: cabernet sauvignon (37%), shiraz (34%) and merlot (29%), sourced from carefully chosen vineyards across the valley floor. In the glass, it’s deep and dark with a purple glow. Cabernet leads from the front - leafy, cassis-driven and confident - while shiraz brings the spice and richness. Merlot smooths the edges with plush red fruit and a round, easy flow. The palate is generous and unmistakably cab-led, rolling out ripe red fruits, gentle oak, savoury spice and a long, polished finish that keeps things dangerously drinkable. Balanced, reliable and beautifully put together - exactly what you’d expect from a producer with decades of runs on the board.