Grand Napa
2009 Spring Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon •Spring Mountain Vineyard
California: Napa Valley
Mission Briefing
The Grand Essential
Every Sunday, we strive to bring you and Elite level wine at a really fantastic price. Our nealry nine years in the wine trade means that we’ve established deep and lasting relationships with some of the finest wineries in the world. They love us enough to grant us exclusive access to their wines…
…which we gleefully pass along to you!
Today’s featured wine hails from Grand Napa Wines and boy, did we win big with their extraordinary 2009 Spring Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon.
This wine is simply extraordinary - and very, very elegant.
Leather and spice and dark fruit on the nose, with raspberry preserve, blueberry, plum, supple leather, pipe tobacco, spice box, licorice and subtle black pepper.
Flavors perfectly echo the nose, with the addition of graphite, plum skin, cedar, and flint.
This very highly recommended wine is a ready-to-drink delight that will continue to age elegantly for the next several years. Be careful, though. We think that once you taste your first bottle, you won’t be able to resist drinking the rest.
Tasting Profile
Look: | Deep garnet hues, with a glinting ring of mulberry topaz at the rim of the glass. |
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Smell: | Raspberry preserve, blueberry, plum, supple leather, pipe tobacco, spice box, licorice and subtle black pepper. |
Taste: | Flavors perfectly echo the nose, with the addition of graphite, plum skin, cedar and flint. |
Finish: | Initially full and intense with bold black fruits that coat the palate. As these slowly fade, earthy flavors encroach, along with a plush, slightly chewy dryness that spreads across the palate. |
Pairing: | Think big with this one. Like a charred steak with chimichurri sauce and a side of roasted veggies with whole clove garlic. |
What the Winery Says
- Winemaker
- Tom Rees
- Varietal
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Vintage
- 2009
- Appellation
- Napa Valley
- Abv
- 14.1
- TA
- 5.2 g/L
- pH
- 3.72
- RS
- .1 g/L