Higher Education Cabernet Sauvignon The Phd Howell Mountain - 750ML
Higher Education Cabernet Sauvignon The Phd Howell Mountain
Embark on an academic journey of taste with Higher Education Cabernet Sauvignon The Phd. Crafted from 90% Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Napa Valley Malbec, this wine is a scholarly exploration of deep, earthy aromatics and muscular fruit notes. With bursts of black currant and blackberry leaping from the glass, followed by layers of chocolate and graphite, each sip offers a profound complexity. The Phd is not just a wine; it’s a masterclass in the art of winemaking, inviting connoisseurs to savor the rich tapestry of flavors that only Howell Mountain can provide.
Product Details:
- Country: USA
- State: California
- Brand: Roots Run Deep Winery
- Spirits Type: Wine
- Spirits Style: Cabernet Sauvignon
- Taste: A robust tapestry of flavors, featuring black currant, blackberry, chocolate, and graphite, with subtle hints of oak.
- Food Pairings: Excellently paired with beef, duck, game bird, and rich, savory dishes.
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