As a gift, wine has undeniable advantages. Compact and portable, it’s also fun, offering more immediate pleasure than, say, a set of drill bits. And unlike a box of chocolates, it’s fat free.

Apart from the obvious advantage the process of deciding on the right bottle is also part of the gift giving process.

Some people feel that older wines can add more significance to the gift while others feel that ‘pairing’ the right wine with the person is the significant part of the gift.

I believe that a great gift is something that the person would to like the have and that you had to think about the person while obtaining the gift. This implies that a great bottle of wine, which ‘pairs’ well with the person,  is a spot-on gift.

Arniston Bay Brand News

The Arniston Bay Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 is a great Christmas gift. This wine as a nice cedar Cabernet Sauvignon notes on the nose. Smoky complexity on the palate with good concentration and well integrated soft tannins.

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