Deep Pockets and Big Bins: Australia's perennial best-buy Chardonnay now has a worthy Cabernet partner

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Issue: April 30, 1995

April 30, 1995 Deep Pockets and Big Bins Australia's perennial best-buy Chardonnay now has a worthy Cabernet partner By Huon Hooke Flavor with softness" is how the head winemaker for Lindemans describes the company's Bin series of wines, which includes the best-selling Bin 65 Chardonnay and its running mate, Bin 45 Cabernet Sauvignon.

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