Vasse Felix Tom Cullity Cabernet Sauvignon Malbec 2021
Margaret River
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Founding winery of the Margaret River, Vasse Felix is an icon of fine wine the world over. Top of its range is Tom Cullity, named after its great founder. Scoring a near-perfect 98 points, this fabulous red is powerful yet elegant, complex and long.
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
- Fine wine
Australia- Cabernet-based blend
- 10.5 Units
- Vegan
- 14% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2057
The Story Behind the Bottle
Vasse Felix is a second generation estate established in 1967 by Dr Tom Cullity. He was a trained cardiologist, who discovered great wine on a stint at a London hospital. He returned home to Western Australia and searched obsessively for a plot that would deliver the same quality there. He found it in Margaret River and his wines have since led the way. It established Margaret River as one of the finest places in the world for wine, particularly Bordeaux-style reds and Chardonnay. The first grapes planted were Cabernet and Malbec from vines still used for this wine. Aged long in barriques, 61% of those new oak, this is a serious red, built to last. Critic James Suckling called it, "a beautiful, superbly approachable wine that still has a long life ahead in bottle." Decanter also awarded 98 points and said "Some wines take your breath away – this is one of them. Just sublime."
Vasse Felix is a second generation estate established in 1967 by Dr Tom Cullity. He was a trained cardiologist, who discovered great wine on a stint at a London hospital. He returned home to Western Australia and searched obsessively for a plot that would deliver the same quality there. He found it in Margaret River and his wines have since led the way. It established Margaret River as one of the finest places in the world for wine, particularly Bordeaux-style reds and Chardonnay. The first grapes planted were Cabernet and Malbec from vines still used for this wine. Aged long in barriques, 61% of those new oak, this is a serious red, built to last. Critic James Suckling called it, "a beautiful, superbly approachable wine that still has a long life ahead in bottle." Decanter also awarded 98 points and said "Some wines take your breath away – this is one of them. Just sublime."
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