Coppola Diamond Cabernet Sauvignon California
An offer you can’t refuse? The Diamond Series debuted with the 2006 vintage, the first year Coppola’s wines were produced at the Sonoma property. The extended growing season of the vintage resulted in a rich, concentrated wine. Aromas of Cherry, blackberry, cocoa, and toasted oak. On the palate, cassis, vanilla bean, espresso, and earthy minerals. The 2017 Diamond Collection Cabernet Sauvignon is full-bodied and intense with supple tannins and sophisticated character that’s enhanced by a long, spicy finish. The wine is barrel aged in French oak for thirteen months. Pair with classic lasagna with golden brown garlic bread and fresh oregano, grilled hamburgers with Cheddar cheese and grilled onions, or firm cow’s milk cheeses
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