Aged Cabernet

Firm and silky upon entry, the palate is intense with rich, round flavors of sweet cherry, currant, tobacco and baking spices. Supple, chewy tannins support a long, persistent finish.

The 2002 vintage marks a return to Alexander Valley as the primary appellation for Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon. Drink now or hold until its peak around 2017.

This tiny production Oakville Cabernet from the Game Ranch Vineyard is a standout. Full-bodied with highly concentrated fruit, ripe, full tannins and big weight, this wine is the perfect match for any grilled meat.

Cherry, chocolate and light espresso notes dominate the flavors. Tannin and acidity balance one another to create a wonderful texture.

A hint of black olive and a smokey note warm the aromas and integrate nicely with the fruit. Best of Class, 2009 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Tasting Competition.

Gorgeous floral scents with lovely seductive black fruit. On the palate, the wine is silky smooth with bright lushness and some staying power for up to 20 years. 

Dark and dense purple. Streaks of dark garnet when held to the light. Medium bold with classic aromas of dark berries and a touch of dried cherry layered over pleasant notes of cedar, sage and tobacco. 

Ripe blackberry, framboise. Smooth, velvety tannins give way to structure with flint and mountain minerality. An elegant lasting finish.

Aromas of ripe cherry mingling with cassis, dill, cardamom and hints of leather. Especially lush palate, with tannins softly enveloping the mouth. Professional Wine Buyer's Competition, Gold winner.

The entry is soft but laden with fruit, and then broadens to display the formidable structure and power of this very ripe Cabernet.