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Moss Wood Collection

Moss Wood is our favourite Australian Cabernet producer. Across the board, their wines are elegant, seamless and all class.

Moss Wood Ribbon Vale SBS 2018

margaret river, australia
$35
The Margaret River classic white via Moss Wood returns to my desk. Good drinking but doesn’t really get out of second gear. You can see nice detail in the differing varieties coming together, from citrusy to grassy to tropical fruity but there’s not too much more going on and the wine feels just that little bit reedy and thin. That being said, it is brisk and refreshing in its own way, has decent length, good tension. For yacht cruises and the like. Drink: 2019 – 2022. 91 points – Mike Bennie, The Wine Front
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Moss Wood Chardonnay 2018

margaret river, australia
$77
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Moss Wood Amy's Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 375ml

margaret river, australia
$19
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Moss Wood Amy's Cabernet Sauvignon 2017

margaret river, australia
$39
Used to be known as ‘Glenmore Vineyard’, which is on Caves Road, Yallingup.
Black fruit, tending towards a raisin richness, dark chocolate, cedar and resin oak. Full bodied, red and black fruit, again some raisin and resin, fleshy tannin, grainy tannin, orange juice acidity, and a savoury finish of moderate length, punctuated by orange peel. It’s of a style which may appeal to some more than others. Drink: 2020 - 2028. 90 points – Gary Walsh, The Wine Front
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Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 375ml

margaret river, australia
$66

The best I can recall this wine looking upon release. So expressive yet to chiselled and refined. Hugely aromatic too – I sat there smelling the wine for at least two minutes before even tasting it. A very nice mix of primary blue fruits with graphite, pencil shavings and a slight dusting of dried leaf. It’s supremely elegant and showing a lot of retrained power below the surface. The tannin is savoury and firm but with a huge amount of support from the blue fruits behind it. A real lesson in elegance and sophistication. – Ches Cook, FWC.

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Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon 2016

margaret river, australia
$130

The best I can recall this wine looking upon release. So expressive yet to chiselled and refined. Hugely aromatic too – I sat there smelling the wine for at least two minutes before even tasting it. A very nice mix of primary blue fruits with graphite, pencil shavings and a slight dusting of dried leaf. It’s supremely elegant and showing a lot of retrained power below the surface. The tannin is savoury and firm but with a huge amount of support from the blue fruits behind it. A real lesson in elegance and sophistication. – Ches Cook, FWC.

 

Deepish red colour with a good tint of purple, and a bouquet of sweet berries, violets, mulberries and cassis. A fragrant, almost floral cabernet, the elegance of the nose reflected on the palate, which is medium to full-bodied and juicy, delicious and finely-textured. A lovely wine, already drinking well, and a lighter vintage for this maker - but gorgeous. – Huon Hooke, The Real Review: 98 points.

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Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 Magnum

margaret river, australia
$335

The best I can recall this wine looking upon release. So expressive yet to chiselled and refined. Hugely aromatic too – I sat there smelling the wine for at least two minutes before even tasting it. A very nice mix of primary blue fruits with graphite, pencil shavings and a slight dusting of dried leaf. It’s supremely elegant and showing a lot of retrained power below the surface. The tannin is savoury and firm but with a huge amount of support from the blue fruits behind it. A real lesson in elegance and sophistication. – Ches Cook, FWC.

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