Its a no-holds-barred kind of cabernet, a devil really- deeply coloured, hugely flavoured and with a mouth-gripping dose of cabernet tannins.

"Jim and Nancy Barry’s three daughters own The Sisters vineyard in Armagh, a Clare Valley sub-region. One of the daughter’s, Julie,  “Head Girl” behind the Good Catholic Girl label, uses cabernet from the vineyard in this wine. It’s a no-holds-barred kind of cabernet, a devil really – deeply coloured, hugely flavoured and with a mouth-gripping dose of cabernet tannins. Despite its mass, it’s a well-balanced red with clear varietal flavour, including a seam of distinctive Clare mintiness. On the quirky back label, Barry dedicates the wine to her Grandmother Dorothy, like herself a good Catholic Girl." Chris Shanahan, The Canberra Times