This is unbelievable wine and, while seemingly expensive, it is worth every dollar if you are truly after a quality wine. This wine was rated above Chateau Latour, Chateau Mouton Rothschild and Chateau Lafite Rothschild in a Winestate blind tasting...so that should give you an indication of its quality. The flavors are unmistakably Coonawarra with blackberry, blueberry, mint and dark chocolate with a taste that lingered around on the palate afterward. Some tasting notes suggest that this is Cassis but I couldn't quite get it...none the less it was very pleasant!. I enjoyed it with some scotch fillet steak and root veggies at a dinner party and it was by far the best wine we had there that night; which given the company (1997 Penfolds 707, 2002 Moss Wood and a 2004 Chateau Neuf Du Pape) should speak volumes for its credibility! The only dissapointment was that there wasn't another bottle to pull the bark out of to continue enjoying it!