Smooth, fruit-forward, and unapologetically easy to love. The Jacob’s Creek Cherry Red isn’t your typical red, it’s juicier, softer, and ready to impress with zero pretension. From casual dinners to cozy catchups, this bottle brings flavor and flair without the fuss.

Jacob’s Creek Cherry Red 75cl
Brand: Jacob’s Creek | Category: Red Wine | ABV: 11.5% | Origin: Australia | Vol: 750ml

Tasting Profile
Nose: Bursting with ripe cherries, strawberries, and hints of vanilla, like a summer fruit compote just starting to bubble.
Palate: Light-bodied, juicy, and smooth. Red berries, soft spice, and a touch of sweetness glide across the palate with mellow charm.
Finish: Soft, clean, and slightly sweet, perfectly balanced for casual sipping.

Production Details
Crafted with a blend of red varietals and designed for smooth-drinking appeal, Cherry Red is lightly oaked to keep the texture velvety without overpowering the fruit.

Perfect For
Pizza nights, charcuterie boards, first-date dinners, or chilled and served on a warm afternoon. It’s the “red wine for white wine drinkers.”

Expert Notes
Cherry Red is one of Jacob’s Creek’s most approachable pours, perfect for those who want flavor without heavy tannins or high alcohol. It’s easy, enjoyable, and surprisingly versatile.

Customer Reviews
“Red wine without the edge. Fruity, smooth, and super drinkable.”
“Pairs with literally everything. Even my Spotify playlist.”
“Served it chilled and everyone asked where I got it.”

Interesting Fact
Jacob’s Creek has been producing award winning wines since 1847, and their Cherry Red is one of the most loved modern takes on red wine in their lineup.

Serving Suggestions
Chill it slightly before serving for a more refreshing take. Perfect with grilled meats, spicy Asian dishes, or a simple cheese platter.

Winery Background
Jacob’s Creek is a pioneer of Australian winemaking, bringing together heritage, innovation, and crowd-pleasing quality. With vineyards in the Barossa and beyond, their wines are made to bring people together and Cherry Red proves that casual can still mean exceptional.