95 Points Robert Parker
The latest release of the wine that made Moss Wood's reputation, the 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon doesn't disappoint. Striking aromas of vanilla, cedar and crème de cassis lead into a palate that's packed with fruit, dark chocolate and faint herbal notes that impart a savory edge to the flavors. It's supple and creamy in texture yet powerful and concentrated, with fine-grained tannins that frame the long finish. It's another in a long lineage of top-notch Cabernets from Moss Wood.
Source: Robert Parker (Robert Parker Wine Advocate) by Joe Czerwinski. December, 2017
97 Points James Halliday
Moss Wood's flagship wine is a structured beauty with nothing out of place. The gloss of the colour, the florals, blackberries and mulberries infused with black olives, dried herbs and eucalypt; the French oak and the fine-grained tannins seal the deal. Very even and will reward the patient. Drink to 2044.
Jane Faulkner. June, 2021
96 Points Tyson Stelzer
Power and density meet violet fragrance and varietal definition in this vintage, built around a full and deep core of blackcurrant
and mulberry fruit, well supported by cedar and dark chocolate oak. Vibrant acidity and fine, confident tannins bolster a long and
full finish. Drink 2019 - 2029.
tysonstelzer.com.