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Wine on the Radio - February 17, 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon Recommendations Here at The Wine Experience we love all kinds of wine. But if there's one that seems to stand out just a bit more it's Cabernet Sauvignon. Cabernet is often called the "King of Grapes," so no wonder Cab-based wines of the world are the most favored, most appreciated, most collected and most prominent. Why is that? Well Cab has it all. From its bold flavors of currants and ripe blueberries to complex layers of cedar, licorice and even chocolate, the taste can be stunning. From tight tannins letting aging for decades to elegant softness for tonight's meal . . . from prized, pricey and legendary to affordable, available and everyday. New world styles from America, Australia and Chile are explosive, ripe and lush. France 's are a bit more aloof until they age a bit, but can be wines of legend. Whatever the style, for many, cabernet is what wine is supposed to be - versatile, dependable and full of flavor. So compare countries. Try different styles. And taste, taste, taste! Pop
the cork™!
Some Cab Picks and Recommendations . . . All Prices Approximate Simi 2001 Alexander
Valley Cabernet Sauvignon $25 Penfolds 2000
Bin 407 Cabernet Sauvignon Catena 2001 Cabernet
Sauvignon $22 Los Vascos 2001
Cabernet Sauvignon $9 Ch. Lagrange
1998 St. Julien $40 Beaulieu - BV
1999 Rutherford Cabernet Sauvignon $28 |
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