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Category Archives: cabernet sauvignon
National Cabernet Sauvignon Lover’s Day!
What is to LOVE about Cabernet Sauvignon? Let’s count the way’s: The three B’s: BIG, BOLD, & BEAUTIFUL! With so many wine’s on the market how do you choose? The first question I usually ask a client is how much … Continue reading
Miner Family Winery Visit
Miner family winery is a dynamic family owned winery, founded in 1998 by Dave and Emily Miner. Breathtaking views of the hillside. The tasting room is quite small but enjoyable. Being a fan of the wines for many … Continue reading
How to boost the American economy one bottle at a time!
So we all love wine from various regions. But how can us passionate wine drinker’s help to boost our economic crisis. And with the 4th of July around the corner it made me think about this. Easy, drink more American … Continue reading
Posted in cabernet sauvignon, California, Chardonnay, Coppola Sofia, dry wine, Educational Tools, Meritage, Oregon, Pinot Noir, Summer Wines, Value Wines, Washington
Tagged American wines, Beringer, Columbia Winery, Domestic wines, E & J Gallo, Kendall Jackson, Robert Mondavi, Stag's Leap
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Joseph Phelps Insignia and Backus Tasting
This winery is beautiful. The terrace tasting overlooking the rolling vineyards was an experience. You felt at such peace, it was so tranquil, and gorgeous. We tasted through six different wines, as we enjoyed several hours of relaxation with incredible … Continue reading
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Tagged Backus, Bordeaux, Insignia, Joseph Phelps, Napa Valley, Oakville, winery's
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Chateau Ste Michelle Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon 2008
I dream about visiting this winery and region. It is on my list. 🙂 It is the oldest and most acclaimed winery in the Columbia Valley. In my opinion you can never go wrong with purchasing a bottle of Chateau … Continue reading
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Tagged Cabernet Sauvignon, Chateau Ste Michelle, Indian Wells
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Nickel & Nickel John C. Sullenger Cabernet Sauvignon 2007
Partnership with Far Niente and Dolce, this is the most beautiful winery I have ever seen. Their wines have been my personal favorite’s for many years. This is the ONLY winery where I am a club member because of their quality … Continue reading
Prime Cellars “Reserve” Cabernet Sauvignon 2006
Always looking for a great deal on some Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. I purchased three bottles of this wine, not knowing much about it, but alas it was a great deal. Small production of only 60 cases made, from 100% … Continue reading
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Tagged big red wines, Cabernet Sauvignon, complex, intense, Napa Valley, Prime Cellars, value
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Francis Ford Coppola Claret 2008
This is what I decided to open last night. Truly a fantastic every wine drinking occasion. When I am at home and just want a good bottle of wine either with dinner or by itself, this is a daily pick. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cabernet Sauvignon, Corey Beck, daily red wine, Francis Ford Coppola, good value, lush fruits
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BV GEORGE DE LATOUR
1997 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 I moved to South Florida (western suburb), after a few months of living here a friend who happened to be part owner of a large wine shop in South Carolina, that I managed came into … Continue reading
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Tagged BV George de Latour, Cabernet Sauvignon, high end wines, Rutherford apellation
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