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RedHeads Whip-Hand 2019

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RedHeads Whip-Hand 2019
China Wine & Spirits Best Value Awards, (Gold Medal)
We could only get our hands on a few cases of this collectible Cabernet Sauvignon from Australia’s trailblazing RedHeads Studio and the famed Barossa Valley. (The 96-point 2005 sells for $100+ a bottle—you’ll pay less than half of that for the 2019.)
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Wine Details

GoldChina Wine & Spirits Best Value Awards, (Gold Medal)

Flavor Profile

Wine Flavor Profile
Whip-Hand is a big, rich red with heady aromas of ripe red and black fruit plus hints of earthy mint and violet. The palate bursts with rich cassis and blackberry, mingling with inviting spicy oak and minty overtones (a Barossa Cab hallmark). The finish is succulent, smooth and powerful.
Wine Food Pairings
Beef, aged cheese, game, lamb, burgers, meaty pasta.
Beyond the label

It all started a little more than 10 years ago, with elite winemakers ‘moonlighting’ in a makeshift winery (formerly an Indian restaurant). By day, they made huge volumes for big-name brands, knowing the wines could be much better—if it wasn’t for shareholders demanding tens of thousands of cases. By night, these quality-driven winemakers brought precious handfuls of grapes to practice their craft at RedHeads, where excellence in the bottle is the only ‘bottom line.’ And the acclaim soon followed…

“96 points…if it said Napa Valley on the label, you could multiply the price times six.”
– The Wine Advocate on Whip-Hand 2005

That Wine Advocate quote is a testament to the caliber of wines that continue to come out of the RedHeads Studio. If you’re quick, you can be among the few who get to taste the latest chapter of the sought-after Whip-Hand, which arrives with a gold medal from the China Wine & Spirits Best Vale Awards.

Metaphorically speaking, a ‘whip-hand’ is an advantage—the higher ground. And it’s exactly what the RedHeads team had when they returned to the winery with prime Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grown in the world-famous Barossa Valley. Treated to kid-glove winemaking techniques and top-of-the-line French oak barrels, this fine red is ready to impress now and has years ahead of it. Look for ripe red- and black-fruit aromas and flavors, mingling with spicy oak and minty overtones. This is succulent and smooth—a must for steaks, juicy burgers or just sipped solo.

RedHeads only sent us a few cases of this powerful, ageworthy and highly collectible Cabernet (the 96-point 2005 release now sells for $100+ a bottle—if you can find it). So please, hurry for your share.

It all started a little more than 10 years ago, with elite winemakers ‘moonli

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If it said Napa Valley on the label, you could multiply the price times six.

The Wine Advocate

on Whip-Hand 2005

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