Babich The Patriarch Hawke's Bay
Babich The Patriarch Red is a fascinating blend of 49% Cabernet Sauvignon, 27% Malbec and 24% Merlot grapes harvested from the Gimblett Gravels vineyard in Hawke's Bay. 17 months ageing in French oak barriques resulted in a dense wine flaunting black-red colour. This diligently crafted wine opens with powerful aromas of blackberry, black plum, boysenberries, and cassis liqueur with spicy oak notes. The palate is flavoured with densely packed black fruits and velvety tannins. The finish is dry, long and complex with spice and liquorice. This gold medal winner wine is an ideal choice for roasted red meats, whole fillet beef, or roasted rare.
Delivery
FREE LOCAL DELIVERY £30+ - FREE
Free Local delivery on orders £30+
£7.99 Standard Delivery - £7.99
We use APC as our courier, they work on a next day delivery basis, however we estimate 2-3 days so not to disappoint. When the order is received APC will issue you a tracking number via email or text. Please allow a few extra days for delivery to the Scottish Highlands and some other areas of Scotland.
Orders after 1pm will class as the next days order.
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Scottish Offshore 2-5 day - £22.00
Unfortunately we cannot deliver to the following postcode areas
BT01 - 99, HS01 - 9, IM01 - 99, IV41 - 51, IV55 - 56, JE01 - 99, KA27 - 28, KW15 - 17, PA20, PA41 - 49, PA60 - 78, PH42 - 44, PO30 - 41, WF11, ZE1 - 3
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