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Cabernet Sauvignon 2022, Moss Wood, Margaret River, Australia

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Tasting notes

Aromas of blueberry, blackcurrant and redcurrant accompanied by accents of dark jube and musk. Pronounced notes of tar, dark chocolate and warm toasty oak with a full body, pleasantly balanced by fresh acidity and concentrated tannins.

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Cabernet Sauvignon 2022, Moss Wood, Margaret River, Australia

£71.94

per bottle

2020
Product Code: 7208
Controlled and elegant in style ; Appearing as a deep, brick red hue, with bright condition, expressing dark and red berry aromas of blueberry and blackcurrant ; Accents of dark jube and musk. Complexity in it’s background explain pronounced notes of tar, dark chocolate and warm toasty oak. The wine’s full body is balanced with fresh acidity and concentrated tannins.

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Tasting notes

Aromas of blueberry, blackcurrant and redcurrant accompanied by accents of dark jube and musk. Pronounced notes of tar, dark chocolate and warm toasty oak with a full body, pleasantly balanced by fresh acidity and concentrated tannins.

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Moss Wood, the second oldest Estate in the Margaret River region, is a vineyard renowned for producing some of the highest quality and long lasting Cabernet, with the first Cabernet vines planted by Bill and Sandra Pannell in 1969. This Margaret River classic is controlled and elegant in style. Appearing as a deep, brick red hue, with bright condition, expressing dark and red berry aromas of blueberry and blackcurrant ; Accents of dark jube and musk subtly signal the presence of Petit Verdot. Complexity in it’s background explain pronounced notes of tar, dark chocolate and warm toasty oak. The wine’s full body is pleasantly balanced with fresh acidity and concentrated tannins making it quite taut for a Moss Wood Cabernet.  

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