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2011 Cabernet Sauvignon

Wine Details
Producer

Cardinale

Place of Origin

United States

Napa

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

Bordeaux Blend

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The 2011 Cardinale is yet another of the superb 2011s I tasted from Chris Carpenter this year. At Cardinale, Carpenter has free reign to source fruit from any of the Kendall-Jackson properties in order to make the best wine possible. In particular, though, Carpenter has a real talent for working with mountain fruit. Readers should also check out the wines Carpenter made at Mt. Brave, Lokoya and La Jota, as they are all fabulous.