Greg Norman Estates Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2002
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:45 pm
I'm not having a lend of anyone when I say that this is the best red wine I have tried this year. Period. It does seem quite obtuse that it has the name of a pro golfer on it, but the quality of the wine in the bottle speaks for itself.
Quite simply, this wine is a class act. To dissect it into its myriad parts would take a boring eternity, blah upon blah; there is a lot to say in its favour. However, I think the best thing you can say about a wine is that you can't find any faults, or negatives that detract from the overall impression. Balanced, powerful, ever so classy, with the finest of fine tannins. No rough edges, even at such a young age. Fills every nook and cranny of the palate, with a finish that lingers magnificently. This can only get better with time in bottle, a classic wine. 96 points
Here's the catch- this wine is only available in the U.S. A bit strange, given Sharkey's icon status here, but look out for it in your travels.
Cheers
Quite simply, this wine is a class act. To dissect it into its myriad parts would take a boring eternity, blah upon blah; there is a lot to say in its favour. However, I think the best thing you can say about a wine is that you can't find any faults, or negatives that detract from the overall impression. Balanced, powerful, ever so classy, with the finest of fine tannins. No rough edges, even at such a young age. Fills every nook and cranny of the palate, with a finish that lingers magnificently. This can only get better with time in bottle, a classic wine. 96 points
Here's the catch- this wine is only available in the U.S. A bit strange, given Sharkey's icon status here, but look out for it in your travels.
Cheers