Jacob's Creek, Cabernet Sauvignon, South Eastern Australia
Jacob's Creek · South Eastern Australia › Australia
Critics Average score from professional wine critics and publications.
82
/100
Reviews
10
professional
Vintages
No vintages
NV
Community Reviews
1212
Reviews
82.4
Avg Score
89
Highest
Taster #2326
· Apr 8, 2018
89/100
Sur des notes évoluées, le vin reste très agréable, tout en rondeur, étonnant de voir que ce vin a pu tenir la garde sur 18 ans.
2000 vintage
Taster #3653
· Jun 8, 2012
Kept this too long. It had a bit of vinegar flavor, so we did not drink. But used for cooking and it did well there.
2005 vintage
Taster #8875
· Jan 7, 2012
83/100
Adequate cab. Dry with some plum and dark cherry. Great aroma, so-so on the tongue, soft finish.
2009 vintage
Taster #7542
· Dec 22, 2011
71/100
Weak pretty safe cab. Not a lot of body. Unpleasant aftertaste. Heavy berry flavor.
2009 vintage
Taster #5276
· Dec 17, 2011
84/100
Nothing wrong here, just a little on the thin side, and possibly some slight bitterness. The color starts off great. The nose is pure Cabernet, with plum and cassis. There is enough, on the rough side acid, to mask some of the fruit flavors. What fruit sneaks out is dark cherry, and even some mulberry. On the dry side. Maybe a little musty. Has a touch of that coffee, toffee flavor we get from Australia and sometimes Chile. Wonder what …
2009 vintage
Taster #9239
· Oct 23, 2011
78/100
Lacking structure and anything interesting. Plum/prune and cherry.
2009 vintage
Taster #6962
· Apr 21, 2009
85/100
Nice every day easy drinking wine at a bargain price. has some blackberry and dark plumb notes.
2005 vintage
Taster #1439
· Aug 15, 2008
82/100
Decent bottle of table wine for an everyday drinker
2005 vintage
Taster #3851
· May 3, 2008
83/100
Old reliable. At 7.49, I don't mind taking it to parties. On the other hand, I don't mind drinking it either. We don't serve this for folks who like the stuff on the lower shelves of the wine fridge. But, we like to drink wine everyday. This makes it possible. Both from cost and damage to our palates.
2005 vintage
Taster #4955
· Mar 4, 2008
eh, it's an 8 dollar bottle of wine, what do you expect? Fruit-bomb, decent but not great.
2005 vintage
Taster #2237
· Sep 29, 2007
82/100
Alcohol: 13.5% Acidity: 0.62g Tannin – Soft, easy drinking tannins Price: $8.99 Aromas – Moderate. Plum, black currant and candied fruit, oak and vanilla Color – Medium color depth, Ruby Flavor –Light to Medium Dry, Medium bodied. Moderate intensity. plum. ripe sour black cherry, touch of vanilla, pepper and clove Finish: Medium finish Notes: Body of the wine was very light for a cab sav.. This paired with low tannins and high acidity made this feel anything, but like a …
2005 vintage
Taster #5017
· Jan 31, 2006
87/100
predominantly spicy shiraz
2000 vintage