Alexander Valley Vineyards Estate Organic Cabernet Sauvignon - 750ML
Alexander Valley Vineyards Estate Organic Cabernet Sauvignon
Indulge in the exquisite craftsmanship of Alexander Valley Vineyards, where tradition meets innovation in every bottle. Our Estate Organic Cabernet Sauvignon is a testament to our commitment to sustainable agriculture and family farming, offering a wine experience that’s both luxurious and eco-conscious.
Product Details:
- Type: Red Wine
- Volume: 750ML
- Finish: A long, velvety finish that elegantly lingers on the palate, showcasing fine tannins and a harmonious balance.
- Profile: A robust profile with earthy aromas of cassis, black cherry, and plum, complemented by subtle notes of oak and chocolate. The palate is treated to juicy flavors of cherry, cassis, and black cherry, with hints of spice, oak, and cedar.
- Craftsmanship: Meticulously organically grown on our historic Sonoma County estate, this 100% Cabernet Sauvignon is aged in French and American oak barrels for 26 months, resulting in a wine that’s fruit-forward with a velvety structure.
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