Red

Wellington Cabernet Sauvignon (Sonoma County)

Wellington

Sonoma County · Sonoma · United States

Ficha técnica

Tipo
Red
Uva
Cabernet Sauvignon
País
United States
Região
Sonoma County · Sonoma
Denominação
Sonoma County
Corpo
full
Acidez
medium
Tanino
high
Doçura
dry

Harmonização

carnes vermelhas · cordeiro · carne de caça · queijos curados · churrasco

Safras avaliadas

  • 201384 pts

    Burnt, smoky char displays prominently on the nose of this wine, which is mouth-puckering with blackberry, current and pencil shaving flavors and finishes on bay leaf and sage.

  • 201285 pts

    This is a middle-of-the-road, appropriately priced wine, which employs other Bordeaux varieties in the blend. Eucalyptus and bay leaf rise immediately on the nose, before a soft, slightly undeveloped body reveals mocha, red currant and soy.

  • 201188 pts

    Thick and lush in red and black cherry, this wine has voluptuous tannins around a medium to full body. Structured and well balanced, it finishes in a tasty cloud of dust.

  • 201087 pts

    Highlighted in Rainier cherry and cassis fruit, with a core of high acidity, this is a drinkable, affordable red wine worth looking for.

  • 200990 pts

    Wellington held back this Cab for all these years, with good results. The cherry and blackberry flavors are just beginning to develop secondary complexities. The mouthfeel is softly tannic and light. It would be a fine wine for drinking with elegant beef dishes.

  • 200886 pts

    A little on the sweet-tasting side, this Cabernet Sauvignon abounds with flavors of blackberry and cherry pie filling, which give it a direct, candied taste. The tannins and acids are superior, and the wine should benefit from 3–4 years in a cellar.

  • 200787 pts

    A good buy in a Cabernet that's dry and elegant enough to pair with a great steak, chop or roast. It has classic blackberry, black currant, herb and cedar flavors, and is soft enough to drink now.

  • 200383 pts

    Four-plus years haven't helped to soften or sweeten this tough, herbal Cab. It's bone dry and lean, even austere in flavor, leaving the alcohol and powerful tannins to dominate.