What is the name of the Penfold’s wine known as Baby Grange?

The name "Baby Grange" refers to Penfolds Bin 389. This designation comes from its historical association with Penfolds Grange, which is one of Australia's most iconic and sought-after wines. Bin 389 is often crafted using the same grape varieties, predominantly Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, which are key components of Grange. This wine exhibits characteristics similar to Grange but is produced at a more accessible price point, making it an excellent introduction to the styles and qualities found in Grange.

The relationship between Bin 389 and Grange is not only marked by grape varieties but also by winemaking techniques and aging practices, which help contribute to its rich flavors and complex structure. Therefore, referring to Bin 389 as "Baby Grange" highlights its quality and reputation while suggesting a slightly lighter and earlier-drinking style compared to its more opulent counterpart, Grange.