2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Gold Medal Winner - International Eastern Wine Competition
Silver Medal Winner - 2008 World Wine Championship
Silver Medal Winner - Finger Lakes International Wine Competition
Silver Medal Winner - Indy International Wine Competition
Bronze Award Winner - New World International Wine Competition
Our second commercial release also features the same great Cabernet grapes from the Alexander Valley in Sonoma County, California featured in our 2004, but this time we've added a small percentage of Syrah grapes. The result is a deeper, richer, bolder, more complex flavor than our 2004. With overtones of almond coconut and black currents, aroma of dark mocha and a velvety chocolate on the finish adding to the complexity of this outstanding vintage.
576 cases. 15.2% abv. 750 ml
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2004 Cabernet Sauvignon - Second Release
Bronze Medal Winner - 2008 World Wine Championship
Bronze Medal Winner - International Eastern Wine Competition
Bronze Medal Winner - Finger Lakes International Wine Competition
This offering features the same great cabernet grapes from the Alexander Valley in Sonoma County, California. This wine has been aged longer in our French and American oak barrels and in the bottle. The result is the same robust and full-bodied wine, deeply colored, tannin rich, and the flavor is impressively long. The longer barrel time has imbued the wine with slightly mellower palate and a smoother finish. It has also enhanced the subtle overtones of blackberries, spicy black pepper and vanilla on the finish.
394 cases. 14.9% abv. 750 ml
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2007 Sauvignon Blanc
Our first white wine, this elegant Sauvignon Blanc is created from Napa Valley grapes and shows bright fruit aromas. This bracing, mouth-watering wine fills the palate with a well integrated mix of bright fruit, with just a hint of tingly liveliness. Balanced and with a solid structure, our 2007 Sauvignon Blanc works well with a variety of fish and lighter, roasted game dishes.
126 cases, 13.9% abv. 750 ml
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Handling Your Wine
Like any complex wine, we recommend that you open and allow the wine to breath for an hour before drinking if possible. Or the wine can be decanted. This will allow the wine to be at its peak flavor for you r enjoyment.