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Cabernet Sauvignon

	Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet 1997 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $295.00
	A multi-district blend sourced from Coonawarra, Bordertown, Padthaway and Barossa Valley districts of South Australia. Rich and ripe with dark cherry and raspberry fruit flavours, some dark chocolate and integrated smoky oak.

	Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet 1999 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $298.00
	Structurally tight and taut, in keeping with the variety, the wine is mouth-filling and expansive, with bright, ripe dark berry fruits and tight-grained, elongated tannins. With great finesse and showing excellent persistence of flavour, the wine’s impressive depth andstructure give it immense presence in the glassand promises a great cellaring future.

	Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet 2001 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $395.00
	Structurally tight and taut, in keeping with the variety, the wine is mouth-filling and expansive, with bright, ripe dark berry fruits and tight-grained, elongated tannins. With great finesse and showing excellent persistence of flavour, the wine’s impressive depth andstructure give it immense presence in the glassand promises a great cellaring future.

	Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet 2002 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $382.50
	Structurally tight and taut, in keeping with the variety, the wine is mouth-filling and expansive, with bright, ripe dark berry fruits and tight-grained, elongated tannins. With great finesse and showing excellent persistence of flavour, the wine’s impressive depth andstructure give it immense presence in the glassand promises a great cellaring future.

	Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet 2004 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $405.00
	A long, seamless and very sophisticated cabernet despite its significant dimensions, structure and power. It opens with an intense violet-like perfume of aromatic cassis, blackberries and dark plums over dark chocolate and mocha-like oak, with meaty, briary undertones. Simultaneously very firm and cultivated, it’s steeped in piercing flavours of blackberries, dark plums and cassis, and backed by very smart oak and robust, pliant tannins. It’s long and savoury, with a lingering core of explosive dark fruit and dusty, dried herb-liked nuances. A genuine Bin 707. (Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Coonawarra, 19.2/97, drink 2024-2034+) Jeremy Oliver

Shiraz

	Penfolds Magill Shiraz 2001 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $250.00
	A medium weight palate, with mulberry and wild raspberry fruits, tightly contained by satiny tannins that literally coat the whole mouth. Charming, balanced, and long lingering flavours, are courted by malty oak and ideal acidity. In the mould of the 1996 release.

	Penfolds St Henri Shiraz 2001 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $290.00
	A full bodied offering with a generous mid palate and formidable weight for the style of wine. Tight, with rounded, integrated, yet obvious tannins, primary flavours of black fruits, blackberry conserve, dark plum, liquorice and spice are evident. A youthful, lively wine with no oak influence. A wine of the vintage, demanding larger glassware and an energetic swirl.

	Penfolds Grange Magnum 1.5 Litre 1999 Our Price: $1,200.00
	Milky, sweet, coffeed, really notice the oak coming through on these younger vintages. Acids and tannins not yet integrated – but there is a hell of a lot to be impressed by here. Lovely power, lovely softness, lovely hit of savouriness, and then significant length. Similar to the 1994, but better. Campbell Mattinson, Wine Front August – October 2007

	Penfolds St Henri Shiraz 2005 Magnum 1.5L Our Price: $198.00
	A full bodied offering with a generous mid palate and formidable weight for the style of wine. Tight, with rounded, integrated, yet obvious tannins, primary flavours of black fruits, blackberry conserve, dark plum, liquorice and spice are evident. A youthful, lively wine with no oak influence. A wine of the vintage, demanding larger glassware and an energetic swirl.

	Penfold Grange Magnum 1.5 Litre 2000 Our Price: $1,295.00
	Penfolds’ renowned 2000 Grange is only the fifth vintage to be made from 100% Shiraz (the others being 1951, 1952, 1963, and 1999). It is also, atypically, 100% Barossa fruit. While it is not considered to be one of the great Granges, the 2000 exhibits outstanding potential, and is much more accessible than usual. One of the top wines I tasted from this vintage (which has had to take a back seat to subsequent years), its dense ruby/purple color is followed by a big, sweet nose of blackberries, cherries, chocolate, and earth. With decent acidity, ripe, silky tannin, superb intensity, wonderful equilibrium, and a more open-knit, softer, accessible style than usual, it can be drunk now or cellared for 15-16 years. While this is no wimpy wine, it is an ideal example for readers who are unwilling to invest the patience required for the big, blockbuster Granges. Wine Advocate #161 (Oct 2005).

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