A wine from Martinborough, but one you won’t find any more – tasted on an evening with a theme of “lost labels”. A dense burgundy red in the glass. A potent perfume showing a balance between savoury and fruit, with boysenberry, plum, white pepper, mocha, graphite, raspberry, salami and bayleaf. Given the years in bottle, I’m not surprised that a few secondary characters emerge, and the mushroom, mulberry and tobacco elements sit comfortably in the palate. There’s supple tannin and a smudge of cedar and spice notes from the oak forming a core structure. Plenty of weight and grip as you pass on to a satisfying finish of good length. 92pts
Canadoro Cabernet Sauvignon 2006

Thank you for this lovely review. This was my parents vineyard from when I was a child. We loved those vines, hand picked the best grapes for this vintage. I’m so pleased the 2016 vintage is still drinking well.
Kindest regards
Brie Robins
Thank you for your comment. There’s always a story behind a glass of wine.
Woops typo 2006 not 2016 🫠