Wynns John Riddoch Cabernet Sauvignon 2005

It smells and tastes of liquorice, black fruit, cedar and has a slight floral perfume. In the mouth full bodied with classy saturating fine grained Cabernet tannins and perfectly pitched fruit weight to match. Certainly dry and with big extract but not over done ? it offers strength without heaviness. Again oak is good and not overplayed. Finishes fresh and red fruited with superb length of flavour. It?s all class and (after a good decant) certainly quite approachable as a young wine if you suddenly succumb to a foolish mood. Drink to 2025+. 96 Points. Gary Walsh, The Front (2008).