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2009 Revana Family Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon

With luxuries such as a world class winemaker, an inspirational vineyard, and a state of the art facility, we are fortunate to have the ability to create wines of precision that rival the best the world has to offer.

The 2009 Cabernet is composed of grapes from eight different vineyard blocks on our estate, including small amounts of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. The wine was aged for eighteen months in French oak and bottle aged for one year prior to release.

2009  Growing Season
The 2009 growing season was a welcome one; mild in most respects and resulting in fantastic Cabernet Sauvignon. Late spring rains were balanced by warm weather in June which kept the vine canopies in check. We experienced only a handful of heatspikes and those simply helped push the fruit maturity along. The resulting wines are plush, concentrated and pure with wonderful balance and finesse.
 
Tasting Notes: A supple blend of our Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, the 2009 vintage is opulent and well-balanced. Dark and dense in color with aromas of lavender, cassis and earthy wild berry, this wine displays great depth. It boasts stunning concentration on the palate with dark cherry, cacao, coffee bean and a hint of caramel. Finishing with full-boded tannins, this wine exhibits an undeniable finesse.

Existing Allocation List members with questions regarding the 2009 vintage should contact the winery at 707.967.8814. For those who wish to gain access to our annual allocated offering of our estate wine, we encourage you to join our allocation list.

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