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This product is available in {{ auctions REFRESH PAGE TO SEE LATEST BIDS REFRESH PAGE TO SEE LATEST BIDS DEVIL'S LAIR WINES Fifth Leg Shiraz Cabernet Merlot, Margaret River 2020 DEVIL'S LAIR WINES Fifth Leg Shiraz Cabernet Merlot, Margaret River about this product DEVIL'S LAIR WINES Fifth Leg Shiraz Cabernet Merlot, Margaret River Style Shiraz-Cabernet-Merlot Vintage 2020 Region Margaret River Code DLFLSCM Varietal Cabernet,Merlot,Shiraz Country Australia Region Margaret River Margaret River Located three hours south of Perth, Margaret River is Western Australia’s most prestigious wine-growing region. Serious vineyard development began only in the late 1960’s following the publication of a report by John Gladstones in 1965 stating that the area had a similar climate to Pomerol or St Emilion, with low frost risk, plenty of sunshine and equable temperatures within the growing season promoting even ripening. Margaret River’s climate is warm and maritime, with some cooling influence provided by southeast trade winds. The soils derive from granitic and a gneissic rock over which laterite has formed. The region can be divided in three sub-regions the cooler south between Yallingup and Karridale with predominantly lateritic gravelly loamy sands and sandy loams; the warm and sunnier Willyabrup in the centre with predominantly gravelly loams, but some gritty sandy loams and granitic gravels; and Margaret River in the north with similar soils, but slightly cooler tem Margaret River Located three hours south of Perth, Margaret River is Western Australia’s most prestigious wine-growing region. Serious vineyard development began only in the late 1960’s following the publication of a report by John Gladstones in 1965 stating that the area had a similar climate to Pomerol or St Emilion, with low frost risk, plenty of sunshine and equable temperatures within the growing season promoting even ripening. Margaret River’s climate is warm and maritime, with some cooling influence provided by southeast trade winds. The soils derive from granitic and a gneissic rock over which laterite has formed. The region can be divided in three sub-regions the cooler south between Yallingup and Karridale with predominantly lateritic gravelly loamy sands and sandy loams; the warm and sunnier Willyabrup in the centre with predominantly gravelly loams, but some gritty sandy loams and granitic gravels; and Margaret River in the north with similar soils, but slightly cooler temperatures. This is entirely consistent with style; the wines from Willyabrup being more generous than the highly structured wines of the north and the elegant styles of the south. Margaret River is best known for high quality Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc Semillon blends and top notch Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux blends. Over the years, the region has established an astonishing reputation illustrating a consistency in quality and a strongly focused winemaking culture. view more / less Winery DEVIL'S LAIR WINES Langton’s Selections Devil’s Lair Chardonnay, Devil’s Lair Cabernet Sauvignon Phil Sexton established Devil’s Lair in 1985, with his first vineyard plantings in 1981. The vineyards are located on varying Margaret River soils from pockets of gravelly loams ideal for Cabernet Sauvignon to loamy soils especially suited to Chardonnay. The vines are all trellised on a simple vertically shoot positioned system, mostly in protected north-easterly aspects. The fruit is machine and hand picked depending on site and wine style. Stuart Pym harvests on optimum ripeness, flavour development and varying fruit profiles to increase complexity and blending options. The Cabernet Sauvignon is fermented in static, stainless steel and pump-over tanks at relatively warm ferments. Half of the blend is given extended skin maceration before being drained and pressed into 50% new and 50% one year old oak for a period of 2 years. The two year and older barrels are used for Devil’s Lair’s Fift Langton’s Selections Devil’s Lair Chardonnay, Devil’s Lair Cabernet Sauvignon Phil Sexton established Devil’s Lair in 1985, with his first vineyard plantings in 1981. The vineyards are located on varying Margaret River soils from pockets of gravelly loams ideal for Cabernet Sauvignon to loamy soils especially suited to Chardonnay. The vines are all trellised on a simple vertically shoot positioned system, mostly in protected north-easterly aspects. The fruit is machine and hand picked depending on site and wine style. Stuart Pym harvests on optimum ripeness, flavour development and varying fruit profiles to increase complexity and blending options. The Cabernet Sauvignon is fermented in static, stainless steel and pump-over tanks at relatively warm ferments. Half of the blend is given extended skin maceration before being drained and pressed into 50% new and 50% one year old oak for a period of 2 years. The two year and older barrels are used for Devil’s Lair’s Fifth Leg brand. The Chardonnay is classically made with 30% of the handpicked fruit whole-bunch pressed. The juice is cold settled before barrel fermentation in new French oak. Regular battonage, extended lees contact and 11 months maturation in new oak completes the picture. Devil’s Lair is a member of the Fosters Group stable. The Chardonnay is brilliantly focused, with all the signs of cellaring potential and represents great value at this level of quality. The Cabernet Sauvignon, which comprises a proportion of Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, is emerging as a definitive southern Margaret River style with pure cassis, black chocolate aromas, and touches of mint and long sinewy tannins. Andrew Caillard MW, Langton's view more / less

Fromthe stable of Devils Lair, Fifth Leg is a blend of Cabernet, Shiraz and Merlot that is a soft and supple drink-now style. Fifth Leg For Sale at our online store for very affordable price. The quality of the fruit gives it flavour which will appeal to the serious red wine drinker as well.

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Fifthleg was born from the Devil's Lair cave - a famous archaeological site not far from the Devil's Lair winery - where fossilised remains of a Tasmanian tiger were found, together with a mysterious extra leg. Fifth Leg - Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz Merlot $29.00 $38.00. Notify When Back 88. 750.0ml Save 35% Fifth Leg - Chardonnay $40.00
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Pinot Grigio Has a balance between sweet and dry off-dry with medium to light-bodied citrus flavour. Sauvignon Blanc Leans more to an acidic taste with medium to light-bodied intensity of fruity flavours. Selection of Red Wine Cabernet Sauvignon Full-bodied, dry wine with dark rich black cherry flavours. Merlot Medium to full-bodied dry wine with deep flavour dept from black cherry and chocolate. Pinot Noir Medium to light-bodied wine with a balance between dry and sweet taste. Shiraz Full-bodied, dry wine with flavour notes of plum and blueberry. Essentially white and red wines get their colours from the skin of the grapes that are fermented. Most white wines are not as dry and full-bodied as red wines, though there are exceptions to them. But Australia is mainly known for the top three go-to wines which are Shiraz, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Perfect Shiraz Red Wine Selections from Just Wines Shiraz is also known as Syrah in colder climate regions of wine countries such as France. Essentially both are the same and made from the same type of grape, however, due to the different climate and soil, every Shiraz from a different region has a slightly different taste to them. Keep in mind that there are other factors that contribute to the flavours, oak-aged Shiraz can even have a vanilla note to it. Best Shiraz under $50 The Barossa Valley in South Australia is known to produce the best Shiraz that is appreciated worldwide. Shiraz generally has a dark and rich flavour profile with essence from dark berries, chocolate and spices. This would pair well with heavy, hearty meals, like steak and grilled lamb. Since most Shiraz have an alcohol content between 13% to 15%, it’s best to serve them slightly chilled. Serving them too warm would give an overpowering taste of the alcohol and too cold would not release the flavour to its full extent. Head The Contrarian Greenock Shiraz 2019 Barossa Valley is an excellent bottle that costs less than $50. Made from the vineyard that produced many wines that achieved 95+ point scores, you can taste the delicious essence in every sip you take. Another budget-friendly Shiraz is the Langmeil Old Vine Garden The Fifth Wave Barossa Valley Grenache 2019. What makes this bottle different from the rest is the hints of chocolate with a little menthol lift you would taste at the end. Whether it’s for your company or for you to enjoy at the end of the day, either one of these bottles is definitely a great choice. Best Shiraz under $20 in Australia For less than $20, the Kingston Estate Clare Valley Shiraz 2022 gives an enriching journey of flavour that would pair well with a nice juicy grilled steak. The notes of dark berries and plums with a hint of peppery finish give a flavourful yet smooth finish. You don’t have to break the bank for a good bottle of Shiraz, as there are options available that would cost less than $20. But if trying or collecting a well-aged wine is on your bucket list, then you can look at the long list of Shiraz red wines with up to 75% off available at Just Wines. All in all, Shiraz would be an excellent choice for those who appreciate a full-bodied, dry red wine. Affordable Australian Cabernet Sauvignon from Virgin Wines Though originated in Bordeaux, France, the Cabernet Sauvignon or “Cab” quickly became popular in Australia after the early 1800s. There are similarities between Shiraz and Cab, however, the latter has a higher acidity and stronger aroma among other technical taste elements. Here are some of the items to add to your checklist to guide your next Cabernet Sauvignon. Colour - A good Cab should have a dark cherry colour that indicates thick-skinned, quality grapes were used in the process. Flavour and aroma - Ideally, Cabernet Sauvignon should be full-bodied, dry wine that has a balanced level of acidity, especially after letting it breathe. Regions - Cabs from France and California have a smoky and oaky taste as opposed to Australian ones which have a slighter fruity aftertaste. Aging & Storage - Wines that are aged in oak barrels tend to last longer while those aged in stainless steel barrels have a shorter shelf life and should be consumed within 3 years. Best Cabernet Sauvignon under $50 Unless you’re a wine enthusiast with a real interest in collecting rare bottles, you can find good quality Cabs that won’t cost you an arm and a leg. Allegiance Wines The Artisan Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 costs approximately $40 and received a 5-star rating from the Wine Orbit. You can expect a rich, medium to full-bodied taste of dark blackberry with an oaky scent among other flavours. For a Cab that has a complex depth of flavour profile, this bottle is still able to provide a smooth experience. Best Cabernet Sauvignon under $30 Despite the glamorous background, Cabernet Sauvignon offers a variety of affordable selections. You can find award-winning products such as the Bleasdale Vineyards Mulberry Tree Langhorne Creek for less than $25 at Virgin Wines. There are also additional price reductions available that can help you save more than 40% off your total cost when you purchase from Virgin Wines. Top Picks of Merlot from Get Wines Direct Merlot is always compared to Cabernet Sauvignon due to the similar climate and grapes used to make them. However, if you’re looking for something smoother than a Cab then Merlot might just be that. One of the best features of a Merlot is its compatibility to pair with a variety of food from pizza to roasted chicken. Despite its mixed reputation, here are some fun facts about Merlot. Merlot is made with red-skinned grapes and is sometimes used to make rosé and white wines. You can identify if the wine is Merlot or not by the slight orange tones on the rim of your glass. The movie Sideways is said to have given Merlot a bad reputation, however, some argue that even displayed in an unflattering light, it still gained popularity. Merlot is best served just slightly below room temperature. Decades ago, Merlot was considered a cheap wine because of the large volume of production. Best Merlot under $50 in Australia Mount Langi Ghiran Cliff Edge Cabernet Merlot 2019 is not only affordable but it was also awarded a 95-point by Jeni Port Halliday Wine Companion. It is a blend of Cabernet and Merlot with deep and rich flavours of plum, mulberry and cassis with a smooth finish. Priced at less than $40 before discount, you can save up to 25% on your red wines from Get Wines Direct, especially if you’re getting a case of 6 bottles. Another great bottle of Merlot in this price range is the Pauletts Polish Hill River Clare Valley Cabernet Merlot 2019. This would be the perfect choice for those of you looking for a Merlot with an enhanced oaky finish. This bottle would pair well with pasta with meaty sauces or small game. Best Merlot under $30 Australia Bethany First Village Barossa Valley Cabernet Merlot 2020 comes from a family-owned winery that has received 5 Red Star by James Halliday Wine Companion. A bottle from Get Wines Direct would cost less than $25 after a price reduction. This Cabernet and Merlot blend offers an intense flavour from the hand-pruned vines. You can detect notes of fresh red berries and if stored properly, this bottle can last in storage for up to 8 years. 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Home / Shop / Red Wine / Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot / Fifth Leg Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz Merlot 750ml Fifth Leg Red is deep red with a solid core. This appealing red is very inviting, bright and fresh. It’s lifted and full of berries – raspberries, blueberries, cherries and spice. Further complexity comes from spicy French oak. The palate shows soft and lush flavours with persistent red and blueberry characters supported by a fine tannin structure. The finish displays lovely length and a harmonious fruit and oak balance. Product details such as images, bottles, labels, vintages etc may change from our suppliers without notice. Brand Fifth Leg Maximum quantity allowed for Wine products 120 We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept All”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. However, you may visit "Cookie Settings" to provide a controlled consent.

FifthLeg - Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz Merlot $29.00 $38.00 Save 28% Out of Stock Notify When Back FREE next-day delivery Description From the stable of Devils Lair, Fifth Leg is a blend of Cabernet, Shiraz and Merlot that is a soft and supple drink-now style.
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FifthLeg Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz Merlot 2011. Posted on 21 May 2013. Comes in a fancier, heavier bottle these days, the artist formerly known as Devil's Lair Fifth Leg Red. That's a neat update. Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 2020 Torzi Matthews Francesca Grillo Collina Calcarea Syrah 2021
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout. Devil’s Lair Fifth Leg Red is a blend of 15% Merlot and 30% Cabernet Sauvignon grapes with 55% Shiraz fruit, sourced from vineyards in the Geographe and Margaret River regions. This delicious wine blend displays a dark red colour with a solid core. The attractive nose exhibits fresh and vibrant aromas of cherries, blueberries and raspberries, with spicy hints of French oak evident in the backdrop. Smooth and fine tannins fuse with red cherry and blueberry characters to end in a delicate and persistent finish exhibiting excellent length and oak balance. We Also Recommend Browseour wide selection of high quality Devil's Lair wine online. Enjoy fast delivery and great prices on Devil's Lair wine from Grays. Description Description Fifth Leg Wine Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz Merlot Dry Red Wine From the stable of Devils Lair, Fifth Leg is a blend of Cabernet, Shiraz and Merlot that is a soft and supple drink-now style. The quality of the fruit gives it flavour which will appeal to the serious red wine drinker as well. Expect a dry, medium bodied style of Cabernet Shiraz Merlot. Pairs well with cheese. Product Detail Cabernet Shiraz Merlot Size 750mL Standard Drinks Alcohol Volume14% Country Australia State Western Australia Brand Name Fifth Leg Food Match Cheese Closure Screw Cap Wine Sweetness Dry Wine Body Medium Bodied View AllClose Related Products Customers Also Viewed Related Products Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz Cabernet Penfolds Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz Cabernet Dry Red Wine The Shiraz Cabernet blend is a true Australian classic and Penfolds' Koonunga Hill version is one of true richness with more than... Angove Organic Shiraz Cabernet Angove Wines Angove Organic Shiraz Cabernet Dry Red Wine The grapes for this sibling to the organic Chardonnay are sourced from Angove's own Organically certified Nanya vineyards and premium certified... Chris Ringland CR Shiraz Chris Ringland Chris Ringland CR Shiraz - Red Wine Red Wine - Shiraz Chris Ringland Shiraz has been one of Australia's most loved wines over the past few years with its immense concentration of bold, forboding... Angove Wines McLaren Vale Shiraz Angove Wines Angove McLaren Vale Shiraz Imposing dark red with magenta hues, you will find pepper, red cherry and black chocolate, followed by Allspice, on the nose. Dark chocolate and liquorice, red... St Hugo Shiraz Chris Ringland Shiraz Gifts This complex Barossa shiraz offers a powerful bouquet of chocolate, liquorice & plum. The palate provides rich dark berry fruit with elegant herb & spice. A full... XUHy.