Not as tannic as many Cabs tend to be, more approachable and easier to drink, I find many NEW red wine drinkers like this wine as they find it less complex and it's very affordable. It was good with the food or by itself.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Grayson Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon Lot 10 2010 (California)
Ruby in color, this value-priced California Cab has a fruit-forward nose characterized by Bing cherry and plum, complemented by subtle earth notes and a whisper of violet. It’s nicely structured with black-fruit flavors, sweet tannins and good acidity and has a persistent finish with plum notes.
Not as tannic as many Cabs tend to be, more approachable and easier to drink, I find many NEW red wine drinkers like this wine as they find it less complex and it's very affordable. It was good with the food or by itself.
Not as tannic as many Cabs tend to be, more approachable and easier to drink, I find many NEW red wine drinkers like this wine as they find it less complex and it's very affordable. It was good with the food or by itself.
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