Red

The Estates Cabernet Sauvignon

Milbrandt

Wahluke Slope · Columbia Valley · United States

Fact sheet

Type
Red
Grape
Cabernet Sauvignon
Country
United States
Region
Wahluke Slope · Columbia Valley
Appellation
Wahluke Slope / Columbia Valley
Body
full
Acidity
medium
Tannin
high
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

grilled red meat · roast lamb · aged cheeses · roasted mushrooms

Rated vintages

  • 201288 pts

    With fruit mostly from Northridge Vineyard along with Katherine Leone and Clifton Hill, this wine displays aromas of herbs, vanilla, mocha and green wood. Coffee and cherry flavors are sweet and high octane with light squeeze of tannins.

  • 201188 pts

    This wine reflects both the challenge and some of the enjoyment of the cool 2011 vintage in Washington. Aromas of green herbs intermingle with barrel spices. It's elegantly styled with abundant vanilla, coffee and cherry flavors.

  • 200987 pts

    Black cherry fruit with a bit of black olive and a hint of smoke lead quickly into an oaky finish with plenty of roasted coffee and tobacco flavors. A lot of barrel, but the fruit is simple, not distinctively varietal.

  • 200788 pts

    This wine has muscle and grip; it's a densely layered Cabernet, based upon cassis and loam, with firm, muscular tannins. At the moment it does not extend its power into the finish, but rather it seems to stop short. Try giving it extra breathing time.

  • 200690 pts

    An interesting blend, which includes 14% Petit Verdot and 7% Malbec. High acids and polished tannins set up a muscular, spicy wine with a beautiful mix of cassis, sweet plum and green olive flavors. The wine needs a good hour or more to breathe into life.