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[Standish Wines] Australian Wine: Differents between Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon?: Cabernet Sauvignon Taste characteristics: dark cherry, cedar, tobacco, black currant, cool climate growth can give green pepper or olive. Up to 18 months of aging in small oak barrels before bottling Cabernet is common in order to achieve more complexity.

[pull the cork out] Henry’s Drive Dead Letter Office Shiraz 2005 Padthaway, Australia: This multi-regional blend has nuances of minty flavors of Padthaway and the chocolate tones of McLaren Vale. A beautiful balance of warm and cool climate fruit.

 [hakerem: The Israeli Wine Blog] Great Kosher Wine for Rosh Hashana (and year round): From the Golan Heights Winery, the Gamla series makes excellent value wines at under $20, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Sangiovese, Sauvignon Blanc, and Riesling. The lower priced Golan series are also great everyday wines (although the one I would not recommend as much are the Sion Creek white and red - perfectly acceptable at the price but worth splurging for a single varietal).

 [The Boutique Wine Lovers Blog] Buy wine online from Northern Estate with BoutiqueWineries, the ...: Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve from Northern Estates Intense fruit aromas with hints of mint chocolate and dark berry fruit characterise this firm and well balanced wine. This Cabernet will delight the consumer with it's deep, inky colour, .

 [dodtracker.com New Deals Feed] [Wines Til Sold Out] Tintara McLaren Vale Shiraz 2005 - $12.99 ...: The McLaren Vale region earned its reputation for the pioneering vintners that started growing wine grapes here in the 1800s, but Southern Australia’s promise for growing the country’s best Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes is due to .

 [hakerem: The Israeli Wine Blog] Rogov Reviews: Recanati, Yatir, Avidan: Avidan, Grenache, Premium, 2006: Rich and concentrated, medium- to full-bodied, with soft tannins integrating nicely and reflecting its 10 months in barriques with gentle spicy oak. On the nose and palate: a generous and intriguing array of aromas and flavors, including currants, blackberries, plums, nutmeg, sage, vanilla with oak rising on the finish with hints of grilled beef and cloves.

 [Adirondack Winery's Weblog] Adirondack Winery’s Wine List: Shiraz. Cabernet Sauvignon. Red Coat (Reserve Merlot). Red Barn (Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon). Zinfandel. Fireside Reserve (Port). Barolo - this is a new red wine varietal we’ll debut. Cabernet Franc - this is a new red wine, too ...

 [The Kwafr Blog] Wine Cellaring: That can be a very sentimental case, we bought a case of Grove Estate Shiraz-Viognier 2003, that our Son’s date of birth. I did probably tried it 10 times, we bought 2 cases.

 [Winston's Wisdoms - A wineenthusiast.com Blog] Wine Service Temperatures: How to Ensure Your Wine Is at Its Best: We have offered some suggestions, just like your article, but in order to start rocking the boat, I suggest that everyone who drinks more than an occasional glass of wine in public, invest $25 and purchase a VinTemp infrared thermometer. Now when that smart-alecky bartender says it is at room temp, I show them that the wine is sitting in my glass or in their bottle at 80 degrees and I doubt anyone would think that is drinkable.

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