Yatir Petit Verdot Judean Hills - 750ML
Yatir Petit Verdot Judean Hills
Discover the unique flavor and character of Yatir Petit Verdot, a red wine from the Judean Hills region of Israel. This wine is made from 100% Petit Verdot grapes, a rare and challenging variety that thrives in the high-altitude vineyards of Yatir Forest, the largest planted forest in Israel. The grapes are hand-harvested and aged for 14 months in French oak barrels, resulting in a wine that is bold, spicy, and fruity, with notes of black currant, pepper, mint, and oak. The wine has a deep purple color, a full body, and a long and complex finish. Yatir Petit Verdot is a wine that reflects the terroir and craftsmanship of one of Israel’s most acclaimed wineries. It is also kosher and vegan-friendly. Whether you are a wine enthusiast or a curious explorer, you will appreciate the rare and distinctive taste of this Yatir Petit Verdot. Order yours today and enjoy a sip of Israeli wine excellence.
Product Details:
- Country: Israel
- State: Judean Hills
- Brand: Yatir
- Spirits Type: Wine
- Spirits Style: Red
- ABV: 15%
- Taste: Bold, spicy, and fruity with notes of black currant, pepper, mint, and oak.
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