Food & Wine: Cheeses might be one of the "blue veined" varieties. Barbecue Ribs, Steaks, and even Chicken when prepared with a Barbecue Sauce that is sweet and tangy (slight spiciness) BBQ sauce.
Approximate Retail Price: U$15.00
-- Review by Kenn Pogash ("the guy wearing the bow tie")
Producer's Comments About Kenn's Tasting Notes
Kenn,
I would not disagree with anything that you have written. Here is the wine notes that we have created for this wine.
The fruit was selected from three ranches located in: Solano County (78%), Napa Valley (14%) and Mendocino County (8%) that showcases why the North Coast is the leader in California for growing Bordeaux varieties. The Solano County grapes highlight the rich and ripe black fruit flavors, while Napa Valley grapes provide the backbone: rich textures and firm well- integrated tannins. Finally the Mendocino grapes tend toward dried herbs and a wonderful spice component that rounds out this intensely rich wine.
Varietals: 78% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 2% Petite Verdot, 1% Malbec Aging: 60% (2 year old) French & 40% (2 year old) American Oak.
Time in Barrel: 16 Months
Thanks,
Skip Karabian
Director of Sales
Nine North Wine Companywww.ninenorthwines.com
Producer's Comments About Kenn's Tasting Notes
Kenn,
I would not disagree with anything that you have written. Here is the wine notes that we have created for this wine.
The fruit was selected from three ranches located in: Solano County (78%), Napa Valley (14%) and Mendocino County (8%) that showcases why the North Coast is the leader in California for growing Bordeaux varieties. The Solano County grapes highlight the rich and ripe black fruit flavors, while Napa Valley grapes provide the backbone: rich textures and firm well- integrated tannins. Finally the Mendocino grapes tend toward dried herbs and a wonderful spice component that rounds out this intensely rich wine.
Varietals: 78% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 2% Petite Verdot, 1% Malbec Aging: 60% (2 year old) French & 40% (2 year old) American Oak.
Time in Barrel: 16 Months
Thanks,
Skip Karabian
Director of Sales
Nine North Wine Companywww.ninenorthwines.com
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