Balnaves The Tally Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2014

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Balnaves
The Tally Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2014

Année : 2014
Pays : Australie
Région : Coonawarra
Sous-région
Type : Rouge
Style Rouge Puissant et Corsé
Format : 75cl
Alcool : 14,5°
Cépages : 96% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Petit Verdot

Experts		Note	Année
JS	James Suckling	95	2013
RP	Robert Parker	93	2012
WS	Wine Spectator	94	2010
JH	James Halliday	94	2010
JR	Jancis Robinson	17.5+	2008

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James Suckling (JS) : 95 Points (2013)

The top red for Balnaves, this has a very plush, rich and sophisticated feel with ripe redcurrants, blackcurrants and blueberries, delivered amid cedary oak spice. The palate has concentrated cassis and red-plum flavors, set in layered, fine tannins. Builds and holds well. Drink or hold. Screw cap.

Robert Parker (RP) : 93 Points (2012)

The 2012 The Tally Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve has evolved beautifully in the two years since it was last reviewed by my predecessor. Aged in 50% new oak, it shows a smoky, cedary veneer of baking spices on the nose. It's medium to full-bodied but tight and linear on the palate, with fine-grained, firm tannins. For sure, the 2013 Cabernet is more attractive for current drinking, but I'm confident this wine will outshine and outlast that wine, as it finishes long and layered, with fine echoes of cassis and vanilla.

Wine Spectator (WS) : 94 Points (2010)

Apr 30, 2015 - Builds a tower of complexity around a solid base of ripe currant fruit. Hints of white pepper, tomato leaf, cocoa and other spices weave through the long and expressive finish. Drink now through 2022. –HS

James Halliday (JH) : 94 Points (2010)

Has a similar ProCork issue to the Cabernet Sauvignon. The grapes were hand-picked and received a long post-fermentation maceration on skins, extracting every bit of flavour and tannins from those skins. The wine spent 19 months in new, top quality, barriques from top cooperages. The final judgement on this wine can't be made until it is at least 10 years old (ProCork permitting), when the issue of the oak balance can be resolved. Right now, it seems too much of a good thing; hopefully, time will prove otherwise.

Jancis Robinson (JR) : 17.5+ Points (2008)

Tasted Sept 13 - Dense, chocolatey, black olive, black cherry - power with grace. Firm but pliant tannins. Deserves cellaring. Impressive. (RH)