Bieler Family Born To Run Cabernet Sauvignon - 750ML
Features
Sustainable
Producer Description
These eponymous wines reflect our deep commitment to the most distinct vineyards in France and Washington State. Not just to the land but to the meticulous process of caring for the vines and ushering them to the pinnacle of their potential. Our approach is mindful, deliberate. A love letter of sorts to the grit and passion that every great wine demands. Scouring the region for the perfect vineyard blocks. Co-fermenting different varieties to craft a seamlessly integrated blend. We don't cut corners. Because the easy way out isn't nearly as interesting.When he was 22 Charles Bieler finished college early, painted a 1965 Cadillac Deville pink, and drove it straight into a wine industry he knew nothing about. For two years he lived out of his Caddy, touring the country and selling his father's rose9 out of the trunk. Over 20 years later and he still runs on that same passion and hustle. The result is a rich, soft California cabernet sauvignon blended with dark brooding and structured cabernet sauvignon from Washington State. A gorgeous blend that's all its own and more complex than its parts. So get in. Put the top down. And never look back.
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