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Hutton Vale Cabernet Showcase
Hutton Vale Cabernet Showcase
Hutton Vale Cabernet Showcase

Hutton Vale Cabernet Showcase

$249

$720

6PK - $41.50 / BTL

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rich, full-bodied

Eden Valley

Hutton Vale Cabernet Showcase

$249

$720

6PK - $41.50 / BTL

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This is a carefully curated selection of Barossa cabernet from one of the biggest names in the Australian wine game, Hutton Vale Farm. A completely iconic winery with 8 generations of farming history on the land. These are the 3 vintages that swept us away, the cream of the crop, the best of the best.

6PK - $41.50 / BTL

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Why do we love this case?

Owned by the Angas family (yes, that Angas family), Hutton Vale Farm is an iconic piece of Barossa history. Having reared various stock on the Hutton Vale Farm for over a century, in 1987, John Duval (iconic Penfolds Grange winemaker) mentored the family and helped them produce their first wines in 1987. The provenance of these wines is astounding, and we're incredibly lucky to be able to bring you a curated selection of our favourite (aged) Hutton Vale Farm cabernets.

Included in this case:

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2x Hutton Vale Farm Cabernet Sauvignon 2009

Red — Cabernet Sauvignon

Eden Valley — Australia

Low-yielding, high quality vineyards are what Hutton Vale Farm are all about. This is must have been a beast in its youth because an aged wine, we're blown away but the concentration and power of the fruit. A distinctly varietal nose with blackberry, cassis, pencil shavings and mint. The palate shows us the value of bottle-ageing premium cabernet; leather, tobacco, french oak and spice take the lead whilst velvet-like tannins and subtle natural acid build a lengthy, satisfying finish. To put it simply, tasty, textured and downright tremendous.

You'd pay $120 full price.

Hutton Vale Farm Cabernet Sauvignon 2009

Awards

4.2 Vivino

4.2 Vivino

Tasting Notes

Blackberry
Dark Chocolate
Earthy
Full-bodied
Fine
Concentrated

2x Hutton Vale Farm Cabernet Sauvignon 2016

Red — Cabernet Sauvignon

Eden Valley — Australia

26 months in 35% new French oak is nothing to shake your head at. That means a couple of things. It means this is a serious wine, it means the wine has concentrated fruit, it means the wine has gorgeous natural acid and it means that this wine was constructed to live long in the cellar of anyone with the patience. Juicy blackcurrant and blackberry flavours, velvety tannins and remarkable oak notes of pencil shavings, spice and vanilla. The acid and tannin in this wine are pure and enduring, this is by no means finished ageing and, although drinking beautifully now, will go for much longer. If we're honest, we're going to drink it now, we've been eyeing this one for a few years and have lost our patience, we very highly recommend that you test yours.

You'd pay $120 full price.

Hutton Vale Farm Cabernet Sauvignon 2016

Awards

4.2 Vivino (All Vintages)

4.2 Vivino (All Vintages)

Iconic Producer

Iconic Producer

Barons of Barossa

Barons of Barossa

Single Vineyard

Single Vineyard

Tasting Notes

Blackberry
Dark Chocolate
Earthy
Full-bodied
Fine
Concentrated

2x Hutton Vale Farm Cabernet Sauvignon 2017

Red — Cabernet Sauvignon

Eden Valley — Australia

Looking for an icon cabernet? Something that will really put that wine snob mate back in their cellar? A drop that’s dressed to impress? Here it is, in all its glory.
22 months in 40% new French oak is nothing to shake your head at. That means a couple of things. It means this is a serious wine, it means the wine has concentrated fruit, it means the wine has gorgeous natural acid and it means that this wine was constructed to live long in the cellar of anyone with the patience. Juicy blackcurrant and blackberry flavours, velvety tannins and remarkable oak notes of pencil shavings, spice and vanilla. The acid and tannin in this wine are pure and enduring, this is by no means finished ageing and, although drinking beautifully now, will go for much longer. If we're honest, we're going to drink it now, we've been eyeing this one for a few years and have lost our patience, we very highly recommend that you test yours.

You'd pay $120 full price.

Hutton Vale Farm Cabernet Sauvignon 2017

Awards

4.2 Vivino (All Vintages)

4.2 Vivino (All Vintages)

Iconic Producer

Iconic Producer

Barons of Barossa

Barons of Barossa

Single Vineyard

Single Vineyard

Tasting Notes

Blackberry
Dark Chocolate
Earthy
Full-bodied
Fine
Concentrated

Frequently Asked Questions

Hutton Vale Farm represents over a century of Barossa heritage under the legendary Angas family ownership. The winery's credibility was established in 1987 when John Duval, the iconic Penfolds Grange winemaker, personally mentored the family through their first vintage. This combination of historic terroir, generational farming knowledge, and world-class winemaking guidance creates Cabernet Sauvignons with exceptional provenance and depth that reflect both Eden Valley's unique climate and decades of viticultural expertise.

Vintage variation in Cabernet Sauvignon showcases how Eden Valley's climate influences wine character across different years. The 2009 represents a cooler, more structured vintage with enhanced tannin development, while 2016 and 2017 offer contrasting expressions of warmer seasons with riper fruit profiles. This curated selection allows you to experience how the same vineyard site and winemaking philosophy can produce distinctly different yet equally compelling wines, demonstrating the fascinating interplay between terroir and vintage conditions.

Eden Valley sits at higher altitude than the Barossa Valley floor, creating cooler growing conditions that produce more elegant, structured Cabernet Sauvignons. While Barossa Valley Cabernets tend towards power and richness, Eden Valley expressions like Hutton Vale's showcase refined tannins, enhanced acidity, and more restrained alcohol levels. The cooler climate allows for extended ripening periods, developing complex flavour layers of blackberry and dark chocolate while maintaining the earthy minerality that defines premium Eden Valley reds.

The rich, full-bodied nature and earthy complexity of these Hutton Vale Cabernets make them ideal companions for robust dishes that can match their intensity. Classic pairings include grilled ribeye or lamb with rosemary, where the wine's dark chocolate notes complement charred flavours beautifully. The earthy undertones also work magnificently with mushroom-based dishes, aged hard cheeses, or slow-cooked beef bourguignon, while the blackberry fruit provides enough sweetness to balance rich, savoury preparations.

These aged Hutton Vale Cabernets represent different stages of maturity, with the 2009 entering its optimal drinking window after 15 years of development. The 2016 and 2017 vintages are approaching their prime but possess the structure and quality to continue evolving for another 5-10 years. Eden Valley's cool climate produces Cabernets with excellent aging potential due to their natural acidity and refined tannin structure, so whether you enjoy them now for their current complexity or cellar them for further development, both approaches will reward you.

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