“From the region of McLaren Vale in the state of South Australia we have today the perfect week-night Cab! The 92 point 2019 Bec Hardy Pertaringa Lakeside Cabernet Sauvignon South Australiawas named the #53 Top Wine of 2021by Wine Enthusiast. In her review, critic Christina Pickard notes that the wine 'delivers in a big way,' and calls it 'a modern, medium-weight Aussie Cab that should be a weeknight staple.' We are offering a 'week-night price' on this award winning Cab: just $13.99,but an incredible $9.99 when you buy 3 or more!
Bec Hardy is the sixth generation and first female winemaker for this McLaren Vale wine pioneering family, whose
history in the area dates back to 1850, when her three times great grandfather Thomas Hardy arrived from the UK. As the area's first settler, he's regarded as the 'father of the South Australian wine industry.' Carrying the torch, Bec Hardy has focused on sustainability, recognizing that the wine industry can have an impact on the environment. As a result, the winery is irrigating less, reducing the use of herbicides and fungicides in the vineyards, as well as introducing sheep grazing and the planting of native trees, grasses, and groundcovers. All that means this is a Wine Enthusiast Top 100 wine you can feel good about drinking any day of the week, and with our price of just $9.99 when you stock up, you can buy by the case without putting too much of a dent in your wallet!” –Glen Knight, The Wine House
2019 Bec Hardy Pertaringa Lakeside Cabernet Sauvignon South Australia
92 Wine Enthusiast, #53 The Enthusiast 100 Best Wines of 2021
Release Price: $17 Wine House: $13.99 3 or more: $9.99!
92 Points, #53 The Enthusiast 100 Best Wines of 2021: “This rose-colored South Aussie Cab delivers in a big way. It opens with bright, lucid aromas of red berry, baking spice, tree bark
and flowers. The tannins are well-integrated, soft yet present, gently tugging on the fruit, which gets a lift from the crunchy acidity. It's a modern, medium-weight Aussie Cab that should be a weeknight staple.” – Christina Pickard, Wine Enthusiast (September 2021)
FROM THE WINERY
Story: They say that a parent doesn't have a favourite child, but Cabernet Sauvignon has always secretly been one
of ours!
Vintage: The 2019 growing season started with mild weather and below average rainfall. Some late spring rain provided a bit of relief from the dry conditions. A heatwave in January was luckily too early in the ripening cycle to cause any damage to the fruit. This was followed by a very mild and dry finish to the vintage, allowing good hang time and flavour development to the smaller than average crop.
Nose: The nose displays beautifully complex notes of plums, blackberries and a hint of cassis.
Palate: The palate is soft, smooth and well-rounded with plenty of blackberries and plums.
Cellaring: Drink now to 2025 TECHNICAL
Alc: 13.5% TA: 6.50g/L pH: 3.66 RS: 0.5g/L
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