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St Hugo

2012 St Hugo Signature Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon - Cork

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region Coonawarra
vintage 2012
size 6x750ml

The 2012 St Hugo Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon is a deeply coloured, intensely aromatic wine from South Australia's renowned Coonawarra region.

TASTING NOTES

Light Bold
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Dry Sweet
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Fruity Complex
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The nose is complex and intense, with cedar, blackberry and plum aromas with integrated oak and spice notes. The palate is classic Coonawarra Cabernet, with richly concentrated flavours of dark fruit, cedar and blackberry enhanced by notes of spice and plum. The stylish and sympathetic oak is supported by long, silky, fine-grained tannins and balanced acidity.
FULL TASTING NOTES

Tasted & Trusted

China Wine & Spirits Awards 2016
China Wine & Spirits Awards 2016
2012 Vintage
Limestone Coast Wine Show 2025
Limestone Coast Wine Show 2025
2012 Vintage
China Wine & Spirits Awards 2016
China Wine & Spirits Awards 2016
2012 Vintage
Limestone Coast Wine Show 2025
Limestone Coast Wine Show 2025
2012 Vintage

SERVING SUGGESTIONS

Make the most of your Wine

How to Serve
How to Serve
Best served at temperatures of 16° – 18° celsius
Which Glass
Which Glass
A standard red wine glass will suit this wine
Food Pairing
Food Pairing
A perfect accompaniment to Wagyu beef, rare steak or lamb shanks
How to Cellar
How to Cellar
Careful cellaring for 8-15 years will enable further development and integration of the ripe and intense fruit flavours and gradually reveal additional layers of complexity.