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22 Jul 2009 by Julia Harding MW
Choosing 12 wines to represent a fine-wine expression of Cabernet Sauvignon (including Cabernet-dominated blends) in Australia was a very tall order but Robert Mann, former winemaker at Hardy's...
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3 Sep 2008 by JR
Cabernet Sauvignon may be the world's best-travelled dark-skinned wine grape, but that does not necessarily mean that it makes great wine everywhere. In fact, as time goes on, I become more and...
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9 May 2004 by JR
Stephen Hurley, UK:
Greetings. You answered a very interesting question on 19 mar 04 regarding...
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22 Jan 2013 by Jancis Robinson
Chile's second biggest wine producer Santa Rita are very keen to make a splash and, being owned by one of Chile's grand industrialist families, are not short of a peso. So it was that, after...
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3 Sep 2010 by Jancis Robinson
It was #Cabernet Day yesterday. Did you know? Possibly yes if you are an American fan of Twitter, especially if you are based on the West Coast where this event seems to have...
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15 Jun 2010 by Jancis Robinson
With my colleagues Stephen Brook and Margaret Rand, I had the pleasure of taking part in a blind tasting of the following 42 top Napa Valley Cabernets for the World of Fine Wine magazine. The...
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31 Mar 2010 by Julia Harding MW
The highlight of the Pacific North West tasting in London earlier this year was a clutch of very fine Cabernet Sauvignons from Champoux vineyard in Washington state. They reinforced my...
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26 Feb 2010 by Brian Croser
What's wrong with Cabernet Sauvignon? Brian Croser (pictured) addressed this question below in a speech given to the New Zealand Cabernet/Merlot Forum in Hamilton for Hawke's Bay growers at...
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22 Jul 2009 by Julia Harding MW
Robert Mann, youthful and inspiring winemaker at Cape Mentelle in Western Australia, introduced and selected the wines for the Cabernet and Cabernet blends session of the Landmark Australia...
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12 Jan 2009 by Julia Harding MW
A highlight of my recent visit to Coonawarra was a vertical tasting of Wynns Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon, with head winemaker Sue Hodder. The line-up included three wines from each decade,...
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7 Nov 2004 by JR
John Ward, New York:
Many thanks. Incidentally, I can't...
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4 Apr 2004 by JR
See purple pages for detailed tasting notes and scores of the blind Riesling tasting referred to here and for notes on current Australian Rieslings.
It seemed eerily appropriate that...
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28 Nov 2003 by JR
Most significant development in the story of suggestions that some South African wines, especially Sauvignon Blanc, have been doctored by illegal added flavourings is that apparently the...
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21 Jul 2003 by JR
I'm delighted to say that we have found a worthy winner of this year's Geoffrey Roberts travel bursary .
Penelope Boothman , who will spend her £3000 touring eastern Europe this...
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