Moss Wood Collection
Moss Wood Semillon 2018
Moss Wood Amy's Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 375ml
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. Rated: 90 Points Drink: 2020 – 2028 - Gary Walsh, The Wine Front
Cabernet sauvignon, merlot, malbec and petit Verdot grown on the Glenmore Vineyard; fermented, matured and bottled at Moss Wood. The excellent crimson-purple colour introduces a juicy and seductive array of red and black fruits held close by ripe tannins and integrated French oak. A pleasure to drink. Rating 95. Drink to 2032. - James Halliday Wine Companion 2020
Moss Wood Amy's Cabernet Sauvignon 2017
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. Rated: 90 Points Drink: 2020 – 2028 - Gary Walsh, The Wine Front
Cabernet sauvignon, merlot, malbec and petit Verdot grown on the Glenmore Vineyard; fermented, matured and bottled at Moss Wood. The excellent crimson-purple colour introduces a juicy and seductive array of red and black fruits held close by ripe tannins and integrated French oak. A pleasure to drink. Rating 95. Drink to 2032. - James Halliday Wine Companion 2020
Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 375ml
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.
Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
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.
