Cabernet / the buying desk
Keep the vintage on the label.
Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and blends belong in separate comparisons. Start with the grape description, then the vintage and format.
- 01 / Grape or blend
- 02 / Vintage
- 03 / Bottle volume
Cabernet buying notes
Read the cabernet guide →Compare the cost per unit
Choose one consistent unit: pieces, kilograms, litres or prepared litres, as appropriate. Divide total cost by the quantity. Do not compare unlike product types on price alone.
Grape or blend
Retain the stated grape or blend in full. A shorter product name can hide a distinction that matters when you are looking for a particular wine.
Vintage
Match bottle volume and pack count before comparing prices. Mixed cases, individual bottles and large formats are different purchases. Retailer tasting descriptions are not tastings performed by this site.
Bottle volume
Retain bottle volume and case quantity beside the wine name and vintage.