An enjoyable way to start a dinner. Great value for money. Colour: Pale Yellow with small - medium bubbles Aroma: Apple Palate: Crisp apple Finish: Short Alcohol: 11%

A great example of Barossa Cabernet, that is still evolving, definitely a number of years to go before it hits it's peak Will be good to try again in around 5 years, probably more. Colour: Dark purple and youthful in appearance Aroma: Blackberry, vanilla and oak Palate: Blackcurrant, spice and mocha flavours, Tannin: Firm, still developing Finish: Medium finish Alcohol: 14.5% 100% Barossa Cabernet Sauvignon, aged in French Oak Hogsheads for 20 months. The vineyard was planted 1944.

Excellent wine, my wine of the night. The 2005 is great drinking now, will still continue to develop, hopefully I will get the opportunity to try it again alongside the 2004 in 5 years or so. Colour: Deep purple Aroma: Blackcurrant and spice aromas Palate: Vanilla and blackcurrant flavours Tannin: Balanced, evolving Finish: Medium to long finish Alcohol: 14.5% 100% Barossa Cabernet Sauvignon, aged in French Oak Hogsheads for 20 months. The vineyard was planted 1944

Too young to drink now. Another wine that needs time to reach it's peak, probably 8 years or more Colour: Deep purple Aroma: Blackcurrant and oak Palate: Blackcurrant and loads of ripe fruits Tannin: Firm, evolving Finish: Medium to long Alcohol: 14.5% 100% Barossa Cabernet Sauvignon, aged in French Oak Hogsheads for 22 months. The vineyard was planted 1944

This wine is still evolving, enjoyable now and will repay patience, I hope. Colour: Deep red Aroma: Stone fruit, spice and oak Palate: Medium body, stone fruit, spice and oak Tannin: Savoury Finish: Medium to long Alcohol: 14.5% 100% Barossa Shiraz, aged in American and French Oak for around 36 months. The vines were planted circa 1894, classed as a centenarian block by the Barossa Old Vine Charter.

The 2005 was the best of the Shiraz's on the night, still needs more time, this wine should prove to become a good, if not great, Barossa Shiraz. Colour: Deep red Aroma: Stone fruit, smoke, spices and oak Palate: Full body, stone fruit, spice and oak Tannin: Balanced still evolving Finish: Long Alcohol: 14.5% 100% Barossa Shiraz, aged in American and French Oak for 34 months. The vines were planted circa 1894, classed as a centenarian block by the Barossa Old Vine Charter.

Way to young, but still enjoyable to taste now. Looking forward to trying this again in another 8 to 10 years. Colour: Deep red Aroma: Restrained red fruit, spices and oak Palate: Red fruit, spice and oak Tannin: Evolving Finish: Long Alcohol: 14.5% 100% Barossa Shiraz, aged in American and French Oak for around 36 months. The vines were planted circa 1894, classed as a centenarian block by the Barossa Old Vine Charter.

This was the most disappointing wine of the night, which was surprising considering the reviews that it had received on release, this wine was rated higher than the other all of the other bottles of Command that we tried on the night. Probably needs more time. Colour: Deep red Aroma: Red and stone fruit and oak Palate: Full body, red and stone fruit, tar and oak Tannin: Balanced still evolving Finish: Long Alcohol: 14.5% 100% Barossa Shiraz, aged in American and French Oak for 34 months. The vines were planted circa 1894, classed as a centenarian block by the Barossa Old Vine Charter.