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Mark Herold Wines "Herold" Cabernet Sauvignon 2014
(Napa Valley, California) - [RP 95]
Regular price $250.00 Sale price $199.97 Save $50.03
Notes from the Winery:
Brimming with intensely heady aromas the 2014 White Label Cabernet is laden with notes of ripe blackberries, black cherries, dark chocolate, star anise and minerals. Subtle hints of roasted almonds, black cardamom, cotton candy and mountain flowers add elegance and complexity to this bold and luscious wine. The palate is rich with sweet and layered flavors of black and blue fruits yielding to super silky tannins and finish that lasts for days. Sexy and voluptuous, this Cabernet isn't messing around! This cellar worthy beauty will age gracefully over the next two decades.
Brimming with intensely heady aromas the 2014 White Label Cabernet is laden with notes of ripe blackberries, black cherries, dark chocolate, star anise and minerals. Subtle hints of roasted almonds, black cardamom, cotton candy and mountain flowers add elegance and complexity to this bold and luscious wine. The palate is rich with sweet and layered flavors of black and blue fruits yielding to super silky tannins and finish that lasts for days. Sexy and voluptuous, this Cabernet isn't messing around! This cellar worthy beauty will age gracefully over the next two decades.
Ratings & Reviews
95 Points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate:
"Even better is the 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Herold White Label, mostly Oakville fruit with a touch of Coombsville. Like his other Cabernet Sauvignons it is aged 18-20 months in 100% new oak. This is a deeper, more powerful style of Cabernet Sauvignon exhibiting notes of charcoal, burning embers, blackberry, cassis, licorice and a meaty character. Full-bodied, savory and layered, the hallmark of the 2014 vintage – delicious, early drinkability – is well presented. This should be consumed over the next 10-15+ years." - Robert M. Parker, Jr. (30th Dec 2016)