It's a delightful and easy-drinking wine, offering plenty of pleasure with its plush and soft tannins. Flavors of mulberry and boysenberry add to the enjoyment, creating a joyful and uplifting experience. There's a fleshy and cuddly quality to it, with subtle hints of dried herbs providing added interest. While the finish leans slightly towards a tangy, sherbet-like lemony note, the overall profile is surprisingly lush, with bursts of bold character, making it effortlessly enjoyable.

From vineyards planted in the 1990s with Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec, this wine evokes memories of Saint Crispin's day, though for me, it's reminiscent of the Agincourt, a gritty pub on Broadway, Sydney, where sweaty dance parties lasted into the early hours of the late 90s.

Halliday Rating: 95 points