The Cab and other Napa wines
The
Napa Valley is well known throughout the world for having many different places
to grow different wine grapes. Cabernet
Sauvignon was grown from Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc grapes. Hardy and
resilient, with grapes of consistent quality, Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the
most popular wines in the world, and was the most widely planted
premium red grape in the world for a long time. Joining a wine club is a great way to try Napa Valley wines,
especially those that offer wines you haven’t heard of before. Discover
something new and impress your friends the next time they visit. (Note: this
won’t work if they’re in the club too.)
Great Napa Valley wines from
a St. Helena winery
Some
of the best California wines come from Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards in Napa Valley, just south of Howell Mountain. A 10-minute drive from downtown St.
Helena, Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards produces world-class wines at
affordable prices. The microclimate of Conn Valley is cooler than many other
parts of the valley, so the grapes grown here are closest to mountain grapes.
At the vineyard, you’ll have the chance to meet the owners and wine-makers and
taste great wines stored in a cave, such as the 2009 Right Bank. Ruby red with
purple at the edge, this wine has a cassis aroma with notes of espresso, cedar
and black pepper. With its full-bodied mouthfeel and taste of black fruit and
chocolate, this is a wine to cherish.
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