[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This item was my second choice as my first choice was unavailable. It was build in 1979, robust, but not a lot of tannins. It has 13.5% alcohol. The price of the bottle is reasonable compared to other wines in similar size.

It is a great wine at a fair price. It does have all of the qualities, personally that I look for in a rich, full-bodied cabernet, that is dry on the back end. It is not too dry to the point where it leaves a bad taste yet it is just enough to make it great to pair with any red meat.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Woodbridge economically makes sense. It lasts for a quite awhile helps with my budget. There Pinot Noir and The Cabernet Sauvign are both very good values for the money. Like I said the perfect choice for an everyday wine:)

I love this wine! I look forward to my glass every evening after work. However, what I am writing about is the wine in the new labeled bottle? Is it supposed to be different? I don't want to say anything here because this is the first time I have ever ever ever opened a bottle of Woodbridge Cab and poured it out. I literally thought it must be a knock-off since the label was different ...

Woodbridge Cabernet is the perfect wine to pair with many delicious entrees especially pork chops, steak or chicken. Also great with seafood. The oak flavoring and qualities of a semi-dry wine make it a delicious choice for dinners or just a single glass at happy hour!

Not my cup of tea, or should I say, glass of wine. Lol. I bought the bottle from a hole in the wall store and it was covered in dust so there is no telling how long it had be hidden on that top shelf. But, from my experience, it was no bueno. It was very harsh on the palette. Very spicy. And just tasted old. I may have had an old bottle that did not age like a fine wine but I don't think I will be trying this again unless it is given to me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not as flavorful as other reds I've tried, and a little drier than I prefer, but it's still a pleasant offering when all you want is a single serving. Actually, the best part of this product is the package size. My experience is that reds don't keep well after opening but that will never be a problem with this product.

This is a good wine when you are in a pinch and for the price. IT is not my favorite, but does not go to waste. It is better chilled whereas most of the time I do not chill my red wines. It is affordable and I would continue to buy it when I don't have other choices.

This is by far one of the best value Cabs you can get on the market. The taste is full bodied when it hits your tongue and swirls around your mouth its very enjoyable. This has always been my go to and it will stay that way. Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi makes an excellent wine.

This is a good inexpensive bottle of wine. It's not going to blow your socks off, but it's definitely worth the price. I can find it at pretty much every grocery store which is also a plus. I like the Cabarnet, but also will drink the blend and some of their whites.