Cabernet Merlot Wines

This wine is all from Yarra Valley fruit. The fermentation took place in open fermenters and fruit was added over a period of three days to extend the ferment with the cap being plunged three times a day. The wine was then aged in a combinat...

The wines of Logan get us excited. While based in Mudgee the Logan’s source the majority of their fruit from Orange and have helped put the Central Ranges back on the map thanks to superbly crafted wines. The fruit for this blend was sourced from ...

The Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes used to make this wine were specially selected from hand pruned, low yielding mature vines grown on the Redman family vineyards in the heart of Coonawarra. Appearance: Deep red. Nose: A complex bouque...

This wine is a dense inky-purple colour with an enticing nose displaying aromas of ripe blackberries and cassis with a slight hint of capsicum. The palate is elegantly structured with fruit intensity, integrated spicy oak and above all, finesse...

The first thing one notices about this wine is the powerful aroma; the flavour is rich and mellow due to its barrel ageing and the finish is full and lingering. It is made from 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot grapes grown on the Schrapel...

Apart from sensational surf breaks, one of the best things to come out of the Margaret River is the Cabernet Merlot blend. Ashbrook Estate have once again triumphed in the ratings and been awarded the maximum of five stars by wine critic James Hal...

The O’Dea family are proud supporters of organic viticulture and are of the opinion that wines should reflect where they live and what they believe in. They harvest their grapes according to these principles and the quality of fruit is clear to se...

The Clare Valley has a rich history of red wines and Annie’s Lane remains one of the most well known brands of the region. Legend goes Annie got her horse and cart bogged in the mud of the lane as she was returning from the vineyards. This is well...

It's a perfumed beast this one, showing the sort of cedary, 'cigar box' aromas that Cabernet fans fall in love with. It tastes pleasantly soft and medium bodied on the palate too, a wine that shows plenty of Margaret River liveliness without too m...

Sacred Hill was inspired by the name given by a local hermit to the low rocky outcrop that overlooks the Riverine plain. The hermit, who now has almost mythical status in the region, inhabited a cave in the hillside for many years. Sacred Hill has...

Umamu is, we'll freely admit, an odd name for a winery. Very odd. This wine though is anything but odd, instead built in a style that is rather classical. Think cedary bottle aged goodness, fine tannins and a nicely resolved palate. It's quite sop...

This wine shows the classic partnering of Cabernet and Merlot. The vibrancy of the Cabernet is supported and sweetened by the plumy suppleness of the Merlot. Try it with Osso Bucco or Veal Scollopini. Aged in second & third use French oak barre...

The 2011 Cabernet Franc Merlot is a wine of great character and finesse matured in a mix of new and one year old French oak barriques. A sunny and warm vintage in 2011 produced red wines deep in colour and strong varietal characters with rich tex...

The Knee Deep brand is named after a yacht that featured in the Sydney to Hobart, but you’ll encounter no rough waves with this wine. Just the smooth lapping of Cabernet as it ripples across the surface of the glass. This is a stylish blend of Cab...

Cabernet and Merlot are perfect bedfellows. These are two varieties that meld together harmoniously. In WA the blend has become synonymous with quality drinking and this example from Wignalls clearly displays why it has such a fine reputation. Thi...

We could tell you about the skill and artistry that goes into the winemaking at West cape Howe, how the soil imparts, great flavour or how the climate helps ripen berries to their full potential. But we know you just want to ask, “should I buy thi...

A second label for reinvigorated Margaret River winery Hayshed Hill, this looks very bit the Margaret River Cabernet Merlot, needing just a little more penetration and power to really push on through into the 'serious wine' territory. Much to like.

Color of well-ripened cherries. The nose is lifted with red fruits, spices and aromas of vanilla & chocolate. There are also some floral notes (violets). The palate is complex with roasted notes of dry fruits, hazelnut and fresh almond, typical of...

Subtle choc mint nose, with blackcurrant & cassis notes. Palate is round with plenty of chewy fruit.

Wine By Brad continues to offer some of the best value and flavour packed wines from the Margaret River with some of the best wine label designs in the business. It’s chock full of blackcurrant and chocolate with a hint of mint and integrated Fren...