ABV: 0.5%
Calories per 250ml glass: 43 (17 per 100ml)
Lindeman’s Cabernet Sauvignon
English | Cymraeg
A review of Lindeman’s Cabernet Sauvignon - a nice reliable red for a steak dinner.
Score:
5/5
Henry Lindeman planted his first vineyard in the Hunter Valley in 1834, in what is now one of Australia’s prime wine-growing regions. These days, Lindeman’s are one of Australia’s biggest wine producers and their wines are some of the most popular in the UK too.
Low-alcohol red wine is hard to do well but this one is very good indeed. It’s got a lovely deep red colour like a good Cabernet Sauvignon – cleverly reflected in the deep autumnal tones of the packaging – a strong Cabernet Sauvignon aroma, and a good wine-like taste. In short, it’s the best of the reds we’ve tried.
Of course, a 0.5% wine is never going to taste exactly like a 14% Châteauneuf-du-Pape. This wine may not win over the connoisseurs, but if you’re looking for a nice reliable red for a steak dinner or a summer picnic, it’s ideal.
You’ll find it on sale in Asda and Morrisons.
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