Tired of the Same Old Wine Try a Prize-Winning Variety
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Discover a New Favorite: Award-Winning Wines
Are you tired of the usual wine selection? Why not explore a prize-winning variety that promises a unique experience?
Wine lovers have long appreciated the subtle art of tasting, even before the film "Sideways" popularized the practice. But if you're not sure where to start or can't tell a Beaujolais from a Bordeaux, let us guide you to the 2002 Samuele Cabernet Franc from Viansa Winery.
This exceptional wine presents a bouquet of violets and a rich flavor profile with hints of juniper and blueberry. A masterful combination of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot, it's aged for 26 months in oak barrels, resulting in a wine that's both rich and elegant, with perfectly balanced tannins and acids.
Not convinced yet? The Samuele Cabernet Franc earned a Gold Medal and was named Best in Class at the 2006 Jerry D. Mead New World International Wine Competition. Founded in 1990, this prestigious event is open to wines from North and South America, as well as Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
Wines are judged by price category, from affordable to premium, ensuring that each entry is fairly evaluated against others of its kind. It's the only American competition where the best from each price bracket vie for the title of overall best variety.
The judging process is rigorous and impartial; judges taste the wines blindly, unaware of their identities or origins.
The Samuele pairs beautifully with a summer barbecue, herb and garlic roasted meats, or hearty Italian dishes.
Viansa Winery, located at the gateway to Sonoma Valley Wine Country, offers a wide selection of award-winning California varietals and is a leading producer of Italian varietals in the U.S. Experience the best of wine with Viansa’s exceptional offerings.
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