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Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet Sauvignon 2019

South Australia

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  • 98pts, Ken Gargett, 2021
  • 97pts, Andrew Caillard MW, 2021
  • 97pts, Huon Hooke, 2021
  • 97pts, James Halliday, 2021
  • 97pts, Tyson Stelzer - Wine Taste Weekly, 2021

The Rolls-Royce of Australian Cabernets, Bin 707 has been world-class since its first vintage in 1964. Imposing, expressive and finely tuned, this is a fine wine classic on sublime form in 2019, with five scores of 98 or 97. Huge cellaring potential.

The Rolls-Royce of Australian Cabernets, Bin 707 has been world-class since its first vintage in 1964. Imposing, expressive and finely tuned, this is a fine wine classic on sublime form in 2019, with five scores of 98 or 97. Huge cellaring potential.

Beyond the Label

Tasting notes

Solid core of black fruit, firm velvety tannins, mint and lavish spice

Aroma

Black olive, tobacco, violets with dense black fruit, roast meats

Allergy information

Contains sulphites

Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet Sauvignon 2019

More information

  • 14.5% ABV
  • 10.88 Units
  • 750.00 ml
  • 31 December, 2040

Penfolds are best known for their Grange – arguably the world’s finest Shiraz. Their Bin 707 does the same magnificent job through a Cabernet lens. Launched in 1964, Bin 707 was Max Schubert’s original attempt to create a Cabernet-only red, rare in Oz at the time. Today, 707 is only made in years when fruit quality meets Penfolds’ exacting standards. With five scores of 97 or 98, it’s clear 2019 far exceeds that. This powerful, rich and complex red uses Cabernet from the McLaren Vale, Barossa, Padthaway and Coonawarra, all fermented and aged in new American oak hogshead (bigger than barriques). Dense black fruit entwines with savoury notes of spicy oak, while the perfectly weighted tannins and epic finish linger very long. Sublime.

"Bold, spicy layer with vanilla, bourbon and espresso notes across the blueberries, blackcurrants" James Suckling.com
For the 2018 vintage
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