93 points This is undeniably medium to full-bodied, but does not overwhelm you with the Parkeresque gobfuls of fruit; here tannins replace the bitter chocolate to provide a savoury/earthy flourish to a very good wine. James Halliday's Wine Companion Magazine, January 2014 91 points From a top vintage, this is one of Two Hands' best-value reds. It's deep red-purple, rich and blackberry scented, succulently fruit-sweet, with supportive oak and soft tannins, finishing with length and authority. Drink now to 2027. Huon Hooke, Good Food, Sydney Morning Herald, 8 October 2013