Why is the 2007 Meyer Cabernet Sauvignon better than the 2006?
The 2007 was an unbelievable vintage that you should take advantage of!!
A seductive wine that is deliciously approachable from the moment the cork is pulled. The 2007 Meyer Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon serves up rich black fruit flavors and hints of mocha with a satisfying, lingering finish.
The 2007 vintage featured wet weather that continued late into spring, delaying budbreak. By early June, the sun came out and vines began to bloom and set fruit. Mid-July presented a record-setting ten day heat wave, and the heat helped catch the vines up to a “normal” place in the growing season. Somewhat cooler weather arrived in August and continued throughout harvest, allowing for moderately paced and deliberate ripening and a long harvest period.
The Hestan Vineyards is a 56-acre vineyard located at the base of Okell Hill on Napa Valley’s eastern slopes. Individually farmed blocks planted to all five Bordeaux varietals–Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec–blanket the rolling hills overlooking the vineyard’s 11-acre pond.
Dense and mouth filling, our 2007 Meyer Cabernet Sauvignon opens with enticing black fruit and spice aromas. The wine broadens on the palate, offering generous black cherry, blackberry, wild berry and mocha notes that persist through the lingering finish before ending with a dash of fruit intensity. 18 months in new French Oak barrels
Sherlock’s Price $39.99
Buy a case and receive a 10% discount
Case Price *$431.99
How to Order
Please call us at (404) 949-9945 and let us know how much you would like and when you will be by to pick it up. We are sorry, but wine that is not picked up by the agreed upon date will be restocked.
