Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Riesling 2017
Part of the mid tier priced Barossa Signature range from JC, which is “designed to express the unique character of the brand’s signature wine region” Jacob’s Creek, Barossa Signature, Riesling, […]
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Jacob’s Creek Le Petit Rosé 2017
The 2nd edition of this wine with the labeling indicating the style “Dry & Crisp.” No stopping the pink train, toot toot, all aboard. Jacob’s Creek, Le Petit Rosé, SEA, […]
Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
Fraternal label to the Shiraz and the better of the pair. Jacob’s Creek, Barossa Signature, Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley, 2016 Woody notes create the spine for generous black fruits, light […]
Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Chardonnay 2016
The bigger sibling in this range. Interestingly, this is marked as “Barossa” from a regional perspective, when I would have thought the majority would have come from the Eden Valley….but […]
Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Riesling 2016
Alongside the new reds in the range, the whites are from up on the hill. Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Riesling, Eden Valley, 2016 Light lime and lemon juice and rocks, […]
Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Shiraz 2015
There’s been a recent and quite public legal stoush over the usage of the term “signature” on the label from Jacob’s Creek and their parent company, Pernod-Ricard. I wouldn’t say […]
Jacob’s Creek Reserve Shiraz 2015
Gold Medals at both Royal Sydney and Adelaide Wine shows in 2016. That’s a fair bit of bling for a wine that seems to live its life constantly on discount. […]
Jacob’s Creek Barosé 2016
Normally as wine writer, you try to encourage a turn of phrase and prose that seems both eloquent and knowledgeable for the content that gets produced. But as I removed […]
Jacob’s Creek Le Petit Rosé 2016
A step up in the new rosé releases from Jacob’s Creek. This labeling quite classy and indeed intended to mimic the Provençe style of rosé. Along with the naming convetion, […]
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