Cabernet Sauvignon Blend Wine

From Chile's Colchagua Valley, this juicy Cabernet-Carmenère blend is packed full of smoky, black fruit.

A Classic blend of French grapes with a modern, fruit-forward touch. Think Bordeaux on holiday in the Med!

Benchmark claret with a touch of decadence. Rich raspberry and blackcurrant fruit is framed by supple tannins, driving to a textured finish.

Mont du Toit's quality focus is evident in their flagship wine: vivid and powerful, dark-fruited and complex.

Chateau Musar Red 2018

86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Petit Verdot, 6% Cabernet Franc. Now in its fifth vintage, Othello has been described modestly by Christian Moueix as a wine “to be enjoyed with a more casual meal”. Mid-deep ruby in the glass, this has a bright blackberry nose, with a minty lift and fabulous purity. The palate is darkly berried, with rocky/earthy minerality and a touch of sous bois. The tannins are remarkably supple. Ripe fruit lingers on the finish.

Inky cassis and wild raspberry aromas, with bitter chocolate and peppery spice.

Il Pino di Biserno Tenuta di Biserno 2021

Mont du Toit's quality focus is evident in their flagship wine: vivid and powerful, dark-fruited and complex.

Named after the château’s chapel built by Lazarist priests in 1698, this wine sees a higher proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon to bring added depth.

Le Cupole sprinkles some of the gold-dust of its superstar brother, the eponymous Tenuta di Trinoro, to a much wider audience.

Named after the château’s chapel built by Lazarist priests in 1698, this wine sees a higher proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon to bring added depth.

La Chapelle de La Mission Haut-Brion 2020

The Napanook vineyard remains as one of the greatest terroirs in all of Napa with some of its vines being in excess of 100 years old.

Le Clarence de Haut-Brion, is similar in style to the grand vin but benefits from reaching maturity at a quicker rate.