Jacob's Creek Two Lands
Tasted Tuesday, March 31, 2015 by isaacjamesbaker with 474 views
Introduction
I was expecting much from this new Jacob's Creek project for the U.S. market, but they were OK.
Tasted Tuesday, March 31, 2015 by isaacjamesbaker with 474 views
I was expecting much from this new Jacob's Creek project for the U.S. market, but they were OK.
2014 Jacob's Creek Pinot Grigio Two Lands 82 Points
Australia
Light straw color, hint of spritz in the glass. Aromas of white peach, honeysuckle, cherry blossom and lemon zest. On the palate, it’s light and bright and clean, with lively acid. The lemon and white peach fruit is light and uncomplicated. A crisp wine but not much else going on except for some white flower and cucumber water notes.
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2014 Jacob's Creek Chardonnay Two Lands 86 Points
Australia
Bright yellow with hint of green color. Smells equal parts zesty and tropical, like lime and lemon drizzled over mango and papaya, topped with honey. Clean and fresh on the palate with lively acid and generously creamy yellow apple and white peach fruit. Notes of hazelnut and honey butter, but not too much, the wine maintains a fresh vibe. Not very complex, but good, middle-of-the-road style with broad appeal.
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2013 Jacob's Creek Cabernet Sauvignon Two Lands 85 Points
Australia
Medium ruby color. Smells of dark currants, plums, blackberries, smooth coffee and vanilla, some loam and rose petal notes. Fine, easy-drinking tannins, moderate acid, a fresh and bright approach, smooth and easy to drink. Actually shows a bit of complexity with loam, dusty soil, notes of mocha, sweet cocoa and cedar. Fun stuff.
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2013 Jacob's Creek Shiraz Two Lands 83 Points
Australia
Medium purple color. Gushing plums and black cherries on the nose, some baked fig elements, mocha and sweet cola. Decent tannic structure, medium acid, the black cherry, dark plum and blackberry fruit is ripe but not overly so. Shows hints of charcoal, loam, toasted almonds and sweet coffee. Some of the oak tastes a bit harsh. Juicy and fun, not complex, lacking a bit of excitement.
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