Join us this Saturday as we pay homage to the sturdy and tannic grape known as by most, Cabernet Sauvignon. A genetic combination of Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon is the highest planted grape around the world and harvested for winemaking.

Depending on climate and soil composition, it creates a marked difference in the wine’s structure, flavour and aroma. In the Old World countries like France, the Bordeaux blend, is more floral and herbaceous in element. Dominant bouquet of graphite, tobacco, licorice, green bell peppers and violets. Taste wise lighter, more subtle with pronounced tannins and higher level of acidity.

While the New World countries like California, with a warmer climate, the grapes are able to ripen fully, more fruit-forward, with softer tannins and higher alcohol levels.

If you’re a Cabernet Sauvignon fan, join us and discover the difference in the labels on feature.

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Saturday, 27th April 2019,
12pm-6pm

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Old World Cabernet Sauvignon

New World Cabernet Sauvignon

A brand new week and new wine labels featured in our weekly tasting.

This weekend, featuring 8 all-time favourites, is a tasting not to be missed. Featuring a selection of well-known regions like Chateauneuf-du-Pape and Super Tuscan of Italy, this tasting will be an explosion of flavours for the wine enthusiasts.

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Saturday, 15th April 2019,
12pm-6pm

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Welcoming the new month of April with our monthly Open Cellar weekend. Taste and discover up to 40 labels on featured from a variety of boutique wineries from variety of country and well-known wine regions.

Featuring whites and reds of variety taste profile and at great value, this is one wine tasting event not to be missed for wine enthusiasts.

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Saturday, 13rd April 2019,
12pm-6pm

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Whites

Reds

Italy is recognized as one of the world’s leading producers of wine, often vying with France from the top spot. Italy’s winemaking tradition has been well established for three millennia and is among the biggest wine-consuming nations.

Its wines cover a spectrum of wine styles and include a variety from whites, reds, roses, sweet wines, dry, still, sparkling and fortified.

Made in large volume and extremely food-friendly, reasonably priced wine for everyday consumption.

So, if you’re an enthusiast of Italian labels or starting on Italian wines, join us this weekend for a tasting of its labels.

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Saturday, 6th April 2019,
12pm-6pm

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France had basked in the reputation of being the world’s greatest producer of wines, and still is looking at the number of wine enthusiast’s love for its wine labels. Their reputation is unrivalled by other wine-growing nations and producing wines on estates with centuries of winegrowing tradition and style that is well-loved by many.

This weekend, we’ll be featuring 8 labels, from well-known region of France, featuring a selection from left to right bank of Bordeaux to the south of France where the labels from Rhone region, like Chateauneuf-du-Pape, are featured.

So, if you’re an enthusiast of French labels, join us this weekend for a tasting of its labels.

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Saturday, 26th January 2019,
12pm-6pm

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Bordeaux, with its famous chateaux and classified wines, is a leading destination for wine lovers. Primarily made with Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, they usually medium-to full-bodied, with aromas of blackcurrant, plums and earthy notes of wet gravel or pencil lead. On the taste, bursting with minerals and fruit notes, leading to prickly, mouth-drying tannins, which enables the wines to age for several years even decades.

If you’re curious about wines of Bordeaux, join us this weekend and discover these featured labels.

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Saturday, 16th March 2019,
12pm-6pm

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Join us this weekend and discover 8 New World labels of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet France and Shiraz varietals.

Selected from boutique labels from South Africa, Argentina, Australia and exotic Brazil, with taste profile of fruit forward taste, less acidity and ready to be enjoy now.

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Saturday, 9th March 2019,
12pm-6pm

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‘Open Cellar ‘is here again with up to 40 labels available to be discovered. Featuring a selection of wines from boutique and well-known wineries from reputable countries like France, Italy, Australia and more that will tantalize your wine tastebuds.

A variety of taste profile waiting to be discovered with each sip.

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Saturday, 2nd March 2019,
12pm-6pm

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New World Wines:

Enjoy an afternoon at 75CL Tasting Lab as we feature 8 wine labels that are well loved by our customers.

Featuring 8 selections, from France, Italy, Portugal, Chile, Argentina and Australia, these labels feature a variety of taste profile ranging from bold to rich and will excite your taste buds.

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Saturday, 23rd February 2019,
12pm-6pm

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The Rhone Valley is made up of two distinct districts – Northern and Southern Rhone. Both located along the banks of the Rhone River, but shows significant differences in both terroir and wine styles.

It is a big red wine region with different grape varietals used for each district. Northern Rhone’s red wines uses Syrah, while the South uses Grenache, mixed with other red grape varietals such as Syrah, Carignan, Mourvedre and Cinsault. And these are considered ‘Rhone varieties’ that have since been adopted by international wine countries.

The wine style differs too, with the north are typically deeply coloured, tannic, powerful and long-lived. While wines of the south, that is Grenache based, are less tannic yet with high alcohol, lower in acidity and potentially concentrated.

With wines of Rhone making an upturn this year, this would be a great opportunity to discover these fine labels from this historical wine region this weekend.

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Saturday, 16th February 2019,
12pm-6pm

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