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Taste
Ripe Blueberry, Blackberry, Maple, Nutmeg
Notes of Currants, Sassafras, Bright Red Fruits
Juicy Acidity, A Pretty
Why Do We Love This?
The 2014 Knights Valley Cabernet Sauvignon has aromas of ripe black fruit, mocha, dried herbs and licorice. Opulent but structured, this versatile wine has supple blue and black fruit notes accented by dark chocolate, roasted coffee and a silky, lingering finish. Beringer Vineyards has owned and farmed its Knights Valley vineyards since the mid-1960’s, when the Beringer family recognized that the cobbled alluvial soils were a great place to grow high quality wine grapes. The Knights Valley designation was first used on a Beringer label in 1974. Beringer was instrumental in garnering official recognition for the area in 1983 as a premier wine growing region in the form of its own American Viticulture Area (AVA) designation.
Goes Well With...
Beef, Cheese
Awards
2014
International Wine Challenge
2014
Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition
2015
The TEXSOM International Wine Awards
2015
Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition
2016
The TEXSOM International Wine Awards
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Acidity
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Smooth
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Palate
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