Assertive aromas of blackberries, coffee and spice with undertones of blueberry and cedar. On the palate it's bold and bright with more dark berry fruits, spiced chocolate, dark earthy/leathery flavours and more cedar hints with medium-fine tannins and pepper on the finish.
©copyright 2008 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Diva reviewed - June 17th, 2008

This delicious Aussie blend smells of lifted cassis, cherries and menthol, baking spice, vanilla and damson plums. The palate follows suit - jammy black fruit is wrapped in bittersweet chocolate and toasted spice. It is deeply flavoured but has balanced acidity. The finish is long and peppery.
Satisfying.

©copyright 2012 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Diva reviewed - June 26th, 2012

Chocolate covered cherries, sweet blackberries and coffee aromas. Smooth on the palate with juicy cassis flavours and spice--medium to full-bodied, smooth and very easy to drink!
©copyright 2007 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Diva reviewed - September 15th, 2007

There has been some changes made to the internationally recognized Lindeman's brand. First, the addition of the apostrophe (I always wondered about that), second the wines are all under screwcap and thirdly a more metallic shade appears on the labels.
To be clear, this wine is not offering complexity, it is a crowd-pleaser. It is a simple wine with all the sweet berries, cola spice, chocolate and mint you could want in a wine like this. It tastes like it smells, ripe berry, sweet spice and chocolate that lingers across the finish.
©copyright 2011 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Diva reviewed - January 31st, 2011

The perfect rich and red budget bottle. The Lindeman's Bin 50 does not scrimp on flavour - blackberry, sweet spices and chocolate mint patties appear on the nose and in the mouth. It is smooth and full-bodied with flavours of chocolate, marzipan, black pepper and earth trailng on the finish.
A very approachable crowd-pleaser.
©copyright 2011 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Diva reviewed - January 6th, 2011