Australian Cabernet Sauvignon of the Year

Deep in the bosom of Western Australia vino land, and a manufacture of an Areopagite of Australia’s First Wine Families, you will find the vineyards of Howard Park. These vines have been providing Australia and the world with succulent and highly sought after vintages for a very long time. The Howard Park Abercrombie Cabernet Sauvignon is no exception, as it has won the Australian Cabernet Sauvignon of the Year reward for IT 2008 vintage.
This twelvemonth in the prestigious “The Big Red Wine Book 2010/11″ by Campbell Mattinson and Gary Walsh has announced Abercrombie as the flagship wine from Howard Park. The review states: “Howard Park has been making top-notch Cabernet Sauvignon for maiden 20 years but it’s pulled out a ripper from the 2008 vintage. This is what cabernet is all about. Long flavoured, rich and regal, it’s possible for cellaring abundantly innocence. This is a wine with both authority and softness; as with so many of the world’s best wines, this will chaser beautifully in a situation, as a young wine and also once it’s past. This wine melts in your mouth.”
Howard Park’s Abercrombie Cabernet Sauvignon has actually won quite an elite accolade since its birth 1986. A child of some of the oldest vineyards on the continent, this vintage has never failed to please. From its former Silver Medal at London’s International Wine Challenge in 1999 through 2007′s Concours Mondial de Bruxelies’s Gold Medal onward to the 2009 New Zealand International Wine Show and its Silver Medal Abercrombie has never failed.
This star was named for the vintner’s great grandfather Walter Abercrombie and demonstrates a lull fluency and a power that subdues and burns a backfire in your psyche. It contains a perfective chemical tension between the earthy tone, the perfume from the blackcurrant of Mount Barker and a fruitful cocoa feel from the Margaret River region. This vintage is only forge from the top1% of cabernet sauvignon grapes and only when it is known that the harvest will offering the world the most superb flavor from its crop.
The 2008′s growth season was one that was classic in nature for Western Australia. The vines ripened flawlessly without having to rush, the colors were darkness and middle, while the tannins were lithely matured. The Abercrombie’s fruit is all hand picked and hand plunged to assure the tension that is expected from this high end vino.
When you first open the bottle of Howard Park’s Abercrombie Cabernet Sauvignon you will be overcome with the delectable aromas of blackberry, cedar, tomato foliage and chocolate. Once the wine pours in and you flavour this pornography you will be gleeful at the attending of a fruitfulness that honours the Great Southern region in the very fibre of its being. You will savour the red berry fruit balanced with the vino’s tannins. As the journey completes, the wine will coating with the long fruit and component balanced within the mocha wood.
All in all, the troll is not indefensible. The Howard Park Abercrombie Cabernet Sauvignon is truly the flagship of the yard. Jeff Burch and his vineyards have produced an extraordinary vino that should not be passed over by any means. Kick your feet up, light some candles, subdued some lights and grab yourself a good book. Now, select your favourite wine solid and pour yourself a small bit of heaven. Abercrombie awaits you.
