Bremerton Coulthard Cabernet Sauvignon 2023 6 Pack

95 POINTS

Tony Love - Winepilot

Cabernet Sauvignon is “the special one” in Langhorne Creek, its pure varietal characters celebrated widely. You’ll be hard pressed to find a better representative of it than this, judged the best Cabernet and finally overall Champion Wine at the 2025 Langhorne Creek regional wine show. It exudes the variety’s classic cassis aromas in abundance and offers much more than just a pure berry fruit crush, pencil case cedar notes and wafts of bouquet garni providing savoury offsets that rebound in the palate as well. Better still, Cabernet often can be smacked a bit by its varietal tannin character, but not here, as a subtle and fine dusting in the finish raises this stylish, and crazily priced, example to a wine of elite class.

93 POINTS

Ray Jordan - Winepilot

Another of the Bremertons that is absolutely reliable. And year in and year out produces excellent value wines with a little extra polish. Captures the black currant varietal definition perfectly with the chalky tannins and subtle oak influence producing a smooth, seamlessly appealing palate.

92 POINTS

Sam Kim - Wine Orbit

Varietally expressive, the wine shows blackcurrant, floral, fennel, and elegant oak characters on the nose. The palate displays good weight, fleshy texture and layers of fine-grained tannins, making it well-structured with a robust finish.

91 POINTS

Campbell Mattinson - The Wine Front

Curranty fruit with infusions of tobacco, ash, citrus and red cherry. This wine offers both freshness and flavour, and is well served by a web of fine-grained tannin too. You can’t go wrong here. It offers good varietal flavour, character and shape.

90 POINTS

Jane Faulkner - Halliday Wine Companion

It’s bright, young and juicy, and full of regional charm. Dark fruit and spicy, even if a slightly overripe character lurks within – with food less of an issue. Besides, the palate is quite fresh and lively. A bonza barbecue red.