Yalumba have long championed this classic Australian blend, and you don't do it as well as this without being among the best at it. Look for utter seamlessness, no folds or bumps in existence; layers of black and blue fruit intensity; classy tannins and a pure structure. The brooding length on the finish completes a very high quality picture.
$14.50 in any six
From the producer who champions this great Australian blend better than perhaps anyone. Fully integrated, big and soft like a warm winter pillow; red and black fruits, lightly smoked/toasted oak.
Vintage: 2010
Score: 90 points
Dan Murphy's Wine Panel
A baby Signature offering stunning value. Layers of black and blue fruits matched with savoury tannins and classy structure.
Vintage: 2009
Score: 94 points
Dan Murphy's Wine Panel
Scribbler groupies (hello there!) will immediately recognise that this is a more elegant, structured and restrained rendition of one of the best value reds in the world. It's more crunchy and vibrant than ever, with cabernet in the lead. Monumentally age-worthy. Patience.
Vintage: 2009
Score: 94 points
Tyson Stelzer
Source: tysonstelzer.com
Blackcurrant and boysenberry, mint and a nice touch of cedar oak. Medium weight with Cabernet in the driving seat, it's a juicy sort of wine with cherry pip flavours and bitter dark chocolate - perhaps a little too bitter and herbal - but interesting. Appropriately rustic coarse grainy tannin and a good finish. It's a bit rugged, but a good wine. Tasted over two days, it looked better the second and showed little sign of development. Let's see.
Vintage: 2009
Score: 90+ points
Gary Walsh
Source: winefront.com.au
Give straight shiraz the swerve for once and try on Australia's most under-rated blend! Scribbler is so precise, it tastes like cabernet and shiraz at the same time. Well, duh... but no one else can pull this off for $20! The best bargain red in the country? Too right it is!
Vintage: 2008
Score: 93 points
Tyson Stelzer
Source: tysonstelzer.com
Lovers of the 2007 Scribbler will be in raptures over the 2008. Warm, brooding, dark fruit, beautifully integrated and a lingering, fine finish.
Vintage: 2008
Score: 94 points
James Halliday
Source: winecompanion.com.au
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| Varietal | Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Yalumba |
| Liquor Style | Dry Red |
| Size | 750mL |
| Current Vintage | 2010* |
| Vintage Note | * Vintages may vary from store to store and when delivered. Every effort is made to ensure the current vintage is displayed, however variations can occur. |
| Country | Australia |
| State | South Australia |
| Region | Barossa Valley |
| Winemaker | Kevin Glastonbury |
| Closure | Screw Cap |
| Standard Drinks | 8.3 (2010) |
| Alcohol By Volume | 13.5% (2010) |
| Website | www.yalumba.com |
| Product Code | DM_917725 |
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