Ravines Cabernet Franc 2021 / 750 ml.

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Primary Grape: Cabernet Franc | All Grapes: Cabernet Franc
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Where It's From
District / Finger Lakes
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Officially established in 1982, the Finger Lakes region has a storied history of wine production in New York State and is recognized the world over. The deep glacially formed lakes offer sublime growing conditions thanks to the sloping hillsides and moderating effect the lakes have on the temperature of the surrounding area.
The main growing regions are centered around Cayuga Lake and Seneca Lake (which each have their own AVAs) but quality wine is being made throughout the region. Riesling is the belle of the ball in the Finger Lakes (oftentimes being compared to the Rieslings of Germany) but success has been had with Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, and others.
Region / New York
Seeing as our store is located in the midst of New York's wine regions, we have a special affinity for New York wines. And so should you! New York is now producing some of the world's best Rieslings and Pinot Noirs, and there are lots of other terrific wines made from grapes like Catawba, Niagara, Cabernet Franc and others being produced here, as well. Every year, the quality, reputation, and demand for New York wines continue to soar. What are you waiting for? Uncork New York!
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SKU | 21009 |
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Product Type | Wine |
Alternate Name | Ravines Cabernet Franc |
Country | United States |
Region | New York |
District | Finger Lakes |
Product Location - Location-Appellation | Finger Lakes |
Package Size | 750 ml. |
Proof/Alcohol by Volume | 13% |
Brand | Ravines |
Bottles per Case | 12 |
Vintage | 2021 |
Can it be Shipped | Yes |
Premier Pick | No |
Wine Type | Table Wine |
Wine - Color | Red |
Grape(s) | Cabernet Franc |
Primary Grape | Cabernet Franc |
Dollar Sale (Y/N) | No |
Primary Grape: Cabernet Franc
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Aromas of wild strawberry, cocoa powder, fresh herbs and violet. Medium-bodied with integrated tannins. Steady acidity with bright and fresh fruit. A bit of apple at the finish. Drink now.
Primary Grape: Cabernet Franc
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Nutt Road Vineyard
2021 / 750 ml.
Item #: 44575
Bright aromas of thyme and shishito pepper are matched by spritzes of pink grapefruit and tangerine in this delightfully intense Cabernet Franc rosé. It shows a smooth, rounded palate built by zesty flavors of crushed stone, peppery herbs and citrus, with riper flavors of strawberry and melon rounding it out. Refreshing acidity and a gentle grip of delicate tannins give this a properly bold profile.
The 2021 Dry Rosé Kelby James Russell is a Cabernet Franc made at Red Newt and sourced from Nutt Road vineyard on Seneca Lake (all of that is only on the back label). Dry, it comes in with just one gram of residual sugar and 6.2 of total acidity, plus 12.5% alcohol. Kelby Russell called this vintage "waterlogged" and said, “We soaked at a warmer temperature than usual to be more extractive, given the context, and are pleased with the result.” Me too. This in fact seems boldly flavored and very fresh. It does seem to lean more to fruitiness this year and it has an easygoing demeanor, not quite as intense as some. That said, it drinks great, tastes great, has some zing on the finish and some herbs up front for complexity. It’s a nice achievement in a tricky year. There were 474 cases produced.
Primary Grape: Cabernet Franc
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