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2015 Maroon Reserve Napa Cabernet
2015 Maroon Reserve Napa Cabernet

Maroon
2015 Cabernet Sauvignon
, Napa Valley
Coombsville, Estate Reserve

91 Points - DECANTER

Violet black in color. Aromas of black cherry, currant, baking spice and cranberry lead the way on the nose, revealing intriguing flavors of black currant, blueberry, dark chocolate, black cherry and espresso on the palate.  The finish shows a lovely combination of fresh fruit and chewy tannin, along with hints of coffee and spice.

Though rare, you may occasionally see an Estate Reserve Napa Cabernet for under $50,  but finding a single vineyard Napa Cab for this price is essentially zero.  Don’t let this one pass you by!

Pair with Braised Beef Short Ribs, Grilled Steak, Brisket, Meatballs and more...

Coombsville District is one of the premier sub-regions within the Napa Valley, with its proximity to the Bay leading to a cooler growing season and more elegant wines.  While Cabernet does well in the warmer regions to the north in Napa, the Coombsville District presents a more elegant, refined Cabernet, with stunning depth. The 2015 vintage was small in yield, however the wines produced were extremely well extracted.

Vintage:  2015
Harvest Date: September 27, 2015
Varietal Composition:  100% Cabernet Sauvignon
Appellation: Coombsville District, Napa Valley
Aging: 30 months in small oak French barrels
Release Date: January 2020
Alcohol: 14.4%
Production:  400 cases


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