Tasting Notes
Imagine a red wine that’s called a Cabernet Sauvignon and after the first mouthful you think the producer may have put the wrong label on the bottle! Yet it is fine in colour, has aromatic raspberry-like (and maybe light plum) juicy fruits and hints of leaf and earth, and the finest silky tannins that remind you of Cabernet grapes! That is the joy of good natural wines - they offer subtlety and depth without adding too much. This is a quality cabernet with all the above qualities! <12% alc. - Michael L
A charismatic and beautifully composed wine that seduces you with its earthy charms and light touch. The aroma is neatly balanced between aromatic red fruits, earthy depth and leafy notes. Fleshy Satsuma plum and bright ripe raspberries, tea leaves and twigs, and a dark forest floor element. The palate exhibits calmness and strength – soft fleshy fruits fill the mid-palate, dried plum and tea leaf characters mingle, anchored by fine and savoury tannin. - Winery Note
Bobar is the playfully cheeky French term that means "a little messed up"... the wines are certainly not. These are fabulous wines from Tom Belford and his wife Sally, where they have drawn inspiration from their wine making experiences in Beaujolais. Yarra Valley wine for sure, but with an edginess... a new look at Yarra... well worth having a look at.
| Product Type | Wine Red Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Volume | 750ml |
| Country | Australia |
| Region | Victoria |
| Sub Region | Yarra Valley |
| Winemaking Practices | Natural |
| Vineyard Practices | Organic/Biodynamic |