Two Hands
Sexy Beast McLaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon
McLaren Vale, Fleurieu, South Australia, Australia
Deep Ruby color with aromas of black currants, red berries and earthy herbs. On the palate liberal red berry fruit and plums with a some black pepper notes. Firm tannins, good balance with vivid acidity, medium+ finish ending with spicy herb bump.
Deep Ruby color with aromas of black currants, red berries and earthy herbs. On the palate liberal red berry fruit and plums with a some black pepper notes. Firm tannins, good balance with vivid acidity, medium+ finish ending with spicy herb bump.
Sep 28th, 2025
Beautiful ! Almost like you biting in to whole berries , black currants . Hint of pepper . This is very good and very long !
Beautiful ! Almost like you biting in to whole berries , black currants . Hint of pepper . This is very good and very long !
Dec 9th, 2021
Deep Ruby with aromas of currants, red Berry and earthy herbs. On the palate generous red berry fruit and plums with a touch of spicy black pepper. Firm tannins, good balance with vivid acidity, medium+ finish ending with spicy herb jolt.
Deep Ruby with aromas of currants, red Berry and earthy herbs. On the palate generous red berry fruit and plums with a touch of spicy black pepper. Firm tannins, good balance with vivid acidity, medium+ finish ending with spicy herb jolt.
May 4th, 2020
Finally seeing a trend among Aussie cabs. They tend to taste like shiraz's, not a bad thing at all.
Finally seeing a trend among Aussie cabs. They tend to taste like shiraz's, not a bad thing at all.
2 people found it helpfulApr 24th, 2015
This wine is inky dark. The nose is full of plums, blackberries and cherries, with a touch of bacon grease and earth. More than a touch, actually. The palate hits a sweet note amid the dark fruit and oak spice, although the latter stays in the background. The tannic structure is young and firm, but not overpowering. Tasted blind, I probably would have guessed Syrah instead of Cab.
This wine is inky dark. The nose is full of plums, blackberries and cherries, with a touch of bacon grease and earth. More than a touch, actually. The palate hits a sweet note amid the dark fruit and oak spice, although the latter stays in the background. The tannic structure is young and firm, but not overpowering. Tasted blind, I probably would have guessed Syrah instead of Cab.

The name says it all - loved it!
The name says it all - loved it!
1 person found it helpfulMar 9th, 2015Good #cab for the price, I'm iffy on most #Australian cabs but #twohands is a great producer
Good #cab for the price, I'm iffy on most #Australian cabs but #twohands is a great producer
1 person found it helpfulJul 29th, 2013




