L.A.S Vino Between the Capes Cabernet 2025
The Wine
The first vintage of the Cuvee has finally arrived!
Sourced from 30-plus-year-old vines across Margaret River, grown in the region’s signature gravelly loam soils, the grapes were hand-picked, carefully sorted, and naturally fermented as whole berries in open fermenters for 20 to 30 days.
The wine then spent ten months in barrel and another month settling naturally in tank before bottling. The result is everything a great Margaret River Cabernet should be—mulberry, dark chocolate, and a silky, smooth structure that feels refined yet never stiff.
In Nic’s own words, 'varietal, supple and smooth, with flavours of mulberry and dark chocolate.' A benchmark introduction to the range at a price that makes it an easy yes!
The Details
Variety - Cabernet Sauvignon
Country - Australia
Region - West Australia
Sub Region - Margaret River
Extra - Cork
Year - 2025
Volume - 750ml
About the Wine Maker 
“L.A.S stands for Luck Art Science: The ART of creating wine from essentially water and sunlight. The LUCK of the weather, the wind and the water during vintage. They say you need to know the rules to break them, we can thank SCIENCE for giving us an excuse to break the rules and create something different and interesting.” – Nic Peterkin
“Nic Peterkin was born with pedigree winemaking blood in his veins, but his own ingenuity and hard work have got him to where L.A.S. Vino is today. Nic has consistently produced wines that push boundaries and show a penchant for his calculated, out-of-the-box style of thinking. Whether it is alternate fermentation vessels, wildly extended time on skins (one nebbiolo once spent something like 400+ days on skins), experimental processes (fermenting grapes in sea water, or using the yeast of native flora, for example) Nic throws himself at wine with freshness and a vivacity and a curiosity that are catching. To say that the wines are expressive, and individual is true, but it doesn’t quite tell the whole story. These wines have a tendency to extract unexpected descriptors, flavours and experiences from the writer, and the drinker, all the while portraying a classicism and accuracy of site that make them so brilliant” – Erin Larkin – Halliday Wine Companion
Nic’s probably already over the comparisons but when you’re the son of the founder of Pierro Dr Mike Peterkin and Shelly Cullen it’s hard not to take note. His attention to detail doesn’t simply stop at what is frankly very smart packing. Going back to the origin of what’s in the bottle he is hand picking, hand sorting, hand stirring. Its serious business and a clear vision of quality.
