($23):  Cadaretta has adopted the Western Australia custom of using SBS on the label to indicate a Sauvignon Blanc Semillon blend.  The Semillon (25%) in Cadaretta’s blend puts a glossy coating on the grassy herbal pungency of Sauvignon Blanc and adds body.   Good weight and concentration comes from the ripeness of the fruit (14.1% stated alcohol).  The attractive zesty character of Sauvignon Blanc is still apparent, but doesn’t scream in your face.  All in all, it’s a blend that works, drawing on the best qualities of each varietal. 90 Michael Apstein Sep 6, 2011