Last updated at 17/09/2026 05:58:15
Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 2014 - wooden gift box
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originally posted on napacabs.com
My experience with Bin 389 has always been very good (I have not opened this present purchase yet): deep red color with jammy fruit, spicy and peppery. Fruitier and more powerful than the "typical" northern Rhone Syrah.
originally posted on ocado.com
Received to review for free. Very smooth and rich flavour. Not the cheapest, but it is reflected by the taste
originally posted on totalwine.com
Haven't had this wine in 20 years and it was better than I remembered. Just a great overall wine.
| Alcohol Content | 14.50% |
| Closure | Screw cap |
| Varieties | Shiraz |
| Organic | No |
| Region | Multi Region, Australia |
Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 2014 - wooden gift box
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
My experience with Bin 389 has always been very good (I have not opened this present purchase yet): deep red color with jammy fruit, spicy and peppery. Fruitier and more powerful than the "typical" northern Rhone Syrah.
Received to review for free. Very smooth and rich flavour. Not the cheapest, but it is reflected by the taste
Haven't had this wine in 20 years and it was better than I remembered. Just a great overall wine.
pale straw in colour with green hues. aromas of citrus, guava and passion-fruit with delicate herbal notes precede the alluring palate that entices the senses further with tropical fruits finish.
Dark purple pour with hints of blackberries and Chocolate. Smooth with medium+ tannins....but a bit dry for my palate. I’d like to try this again in 5-10 years.
Penfolds 389 was a special wine for some years shared at many a dinner with a dear friend, until the winery realized Chinese buyers were leveraging price differentials and buying up the market.So Penfolds raised the price on "the little Grange". I really don't have a problem with that, the winery capturing some of that secondary market revenue. Good business move.Except I was buying this at US$27/btl.Is it still a nice wine? Yes.Still a value buy? Well, that's a whole 'nuther question.We buy when there's a 20% off coupon.
Dollar-for-dollar, this is my favorite wine! First learned of it while working in Sydney, Australia. Ready to drink upon opening and gets better the longer you take to drink it.
Very good wine. It is full bodied. Definitely take the time to let it open as it does have many layers. Overall I really enjoyed it. The down fall is there are just as good of wines, for half the price.
If you are looking for a Very Special Gift or Something to drink for a Special Occasion. Penfold 389 Absolutely Outstanding Australian Bottle of Red. Quiet literally the intense fruit flavors will knock you over. It is a Big Bold Full On Barossa Red. You need to experience this Red at least once.
Why buy a Grange for $900+ when you can get the next best thing for 1/20th of the price. Bin 389 is just like a Penfolds Grange without the price tag. In fact some would suggest the 2012 Bin 389 trumps the Grange.This is a full-bodied Cabernet Shiraz blend where both varietals blend effortlessly. Vibrant, with a tangy freshness augmented by sculptured tannins, lively acidity, and respectful oak.
| Alcohol Content | 14.50% |
| Closure | Screw cap |
| Varieties | Shiraz |
| Organic | No |
| Region | Multi Region, Australia |
If I could choose just one bottle that for decades has defined what makes Australian wine uniquely special, this would be it. A tightly coiled and brilliantly focused Bin 389 of impressive black fruit depth, yet in an engagingly understated and reticent way in its youth. It lacks nothing in colour, structure, potential and sheer, jubilant persistence, carrying very long and true, backed at every moment by classy dark chocolate American oak (12 months in 53% new hogsheads). Another standout Bin 389 of grand potential, with a varietal (53% cabernet sauvignon and 47% shiraz) and regional blend (Barossa Valley, Wrattonbully, McLaren Vale and Coonawarra) that transcends the vintage in a manner that the other reds below and even above it in the Penfolds portfolio just haven’t achieved in this season. This is one wine in the Penfolds line that justifies its price rise this year. 96 points. Drink to 2034.
If I could choose just one bottle that for decades has defined what makes Australian wine uniquely special, this would be it. A tightly coiled and brilliantly focused Bin 389 of impressive black fruit depth, yet in an engagingly understated and reticent way in its youth. It lacks nothing in colour, structure, potential and sheer, jubilant persistence, carrying very long and true, backed at every moment by classy dark chocolate American oak (12 months in 53% new hogsheads). Another standout Bin 389 of grand potential, with a varietal (53% cabernet sauvignon and 47% shiraz) and regional blend (Barossa Valley, Wrattonbully, McLaren Vale and Coonawarra) that transcends the vintage in a manner that the other reds below and even above it in the Penfolds portfolio just haven’t achieved in this season. This is one wine in the Penfolds line that justifies its price rise this year. 96 points. Drink to 2034.
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The lowest price for Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 2014 750ml right now is $187.84 at Amazon.com.au.
The all-time low was $74.00 on 11 July 2026 — today's price is 154% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 17 Sept 2026.
Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 2014 750ml
If I could choose just one bottle that for decades has defined what makes Australian wine uniquely special, this would be it. A tightly coiled and brilliantly focused Bin 389 of impressive black fruit depth, yet in an engagingly understated and reticent way in its youth. It lacks nothing in colour, structure, potential and sheer, jubilant persistence, carrying very long and true, backed at every moment by classy dark chocolate American oak (12 months in 53% new hogsheads). Another standout Bin 389 of grand potential, with a varietal (53% cabernet sauvignon and 47% shiraz) and regional blend (Barossa Valley, Wrattonbully, McLaren Vale and Coonawarra) that transcends the vintage in a manner that the other reds below and even above it in the Penfolds portfolio just haven’t achieved in this season. This is one wine in the Penfolds line that justifies its price rise this year. 96 points. Drink to 2034.
If I could choose just one bottle that for decades has defined what makes Australian wine uniquely special, this would be it. A tightly coiled and brilliantly focused Bin 389 of impressive black fruit depth, yet in an engagingly understated and reticent way in its youth. It lacks nothing in colour, structure, potential and sheer, jubilant persistence, carrying very long and true, backed at every moment by classy dark chocolate American oak (12 months in 53% new hogsheads). Another standout Bin 389 of grand potential, with a varietal (53% cabernet sauvignon and 47% shiraz) and regional blend (Barossa Valley, Wrattonbully, McLaren Vale and Coonawarra) that transcends the vintage in a manner that the other reds below and even above it in the Penfolds portfolio just haven’t achieved in this season. This is one wine in the Penfolds line that justifies its price rise this year. 96 points. Drink to 2034.
