Cabernet Sauvignon

Shop Australian Cabernet Sauvignon—from Coonawarra’s minty elegance to Margaret River’s elegance and cedar, and Barossa’s richer, darker styles. We handpick bottles for character, value and cellaring potential, with clear tasting notes to guide you. Fast Australia-wide delivery and easy checkout make finding great Cab Sav simple.

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  • A bottle of Téssera Wines Middle Child Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 from McLaren Vale, South Australia. The bottle has a sleek, dark label with the Téssera Wines logo and the name of the wine prominently displayed in elegant, silver typography. The design is modern and sophisticated, reflecting the premium quality of the wine within.
    Téssera Wines Middle Child Cabernet Sauvignon

    2021 | McLaren Vale | Cabernet Sauvignon

    $32.00
    $32.00
    $32.00
    $32.00
  • Image of a wine bottle with a detailed label that reads 'WELLAND BAROSSA, CABERNET SAUVIGNON, 2020'. The bottle has a clear glass that showcases the deep red wine inside, topped with a coral-coloured foil cap. The label is black with gold and white text and features a regal gold crest emblem at the top. The body of the label provides an elegant description of the wine's origins and tasting notes, affirming its premium Barossa Valley heritage
    Welland Valley & Valley Cabernet Sauvignon

    2020 | Barossa Valley & Eden Valley | Cabernet Sauvignon

    $30.00
    $30.00
    $30.00
    $30.00
  • Image of a wine bottle with a label that reads 'WELLAND, BAROSSA, KRIEG'S LEGACY, "OLD HANDS" CABERNET SAUVIGNON, 2021'. The bottle is dark, suggesting a rich red wine within, and it has a grey screw cap. The label is white with a traditional crest and two lions in the centre, lending a classic and prestigious feel. The winery's name 'WELLAND' is at the top in bold black letters, and 'BAROSSA' is prominently displayed underneath.
    Welland Barossa "Old Hands" Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

    2021 | Barossa Valley | Cabernet Sauvignon

    $70.00
    $70.00
    $70.00
    $70.00
  • Image of a dark wine bottle with a label that reads HENSCHKE, Mount Edelstone Vineyard, 2021, Barossa Valley. The bottle cap is sealed with a black screw cap with the Henschke logo in white. The label is black with white text and the Henschke logo prominently displayed at the top. The text '150 years of family winemaking' at the bottom commemorates the winery's longstanding tradition.
    Henschke Marble Angel Cabernet Sauvignon

    2021 | Barossa Valley | Cabernet Sauvignon

    $78.00
    $78.00
    $78.00
    $78.00
  • Bottle of 2017 Purple Hands Planta Circa Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley, Special Cellar Release
    Purple Hands Planta Circa Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 – Special Cellar Release

    2017 | Barossa Valley | Cabernet Sauvignon

    $100.00
    $100.00
    $100.00
    $100.00
  • A bottle of Greenock Creek 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon, showcasing a classic, elegant label from the Barossa Valley, South Australia.
    Greenock Creek Cabernet Sauvignon

    2021 | Barossa Valley | Cabernet Sauvignon

    $49.00
    $49.00
    $49.00
    $49.00
  • A bottle of Purple Hands Planta Circa Ancestor Vine Cabernet Sauvignon 2022, featuring a classic, elegant label from Barossa Valley, South Australia. Ancestor Vine means the vines are 125 plus years old, as classified by Barossa Wine.
    Purple Hands Planta Circa Ancestor Vine Cabernet Sauvignon

    2022 | Barossa Valley | Cabernet Sauvignon

    $90.00
    $90.00
    $90.00
    $90.00
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Cabernet Sauvignon FAQs

What does Cabernet Sauvignon taste like?

Typically medium- to full-bodied with blackcurrant/cassis, blackberry, cedar, tobacco and firm tannins. With age it adds leather and savoury complexity. Australian styles range from structured and leafy (cooler sites) to richer, darker and plush (warmer regions).

Which regions are best for Aussie Cabernet?

Coonawarra (cool limestone terra rossa) delivers fragrant, minty, medium-bodied Cab with fine tannins; Margaret River gives elegant cassis, bay leaf and cedar; Barossa/Eden can be riper and more powerful. Vintage and producer style also matter—check our tasting notes.

What food pairs well with Cabernet?

Classic pairings are grilled steak, roast lamb, hard cheeses (cheddar), mushrooms and herb-roasted dishes. Cabernet’s tannin loves protein and fat—think rib-eye, lamb racks, or a mushroom bourguignon for a great match.