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Magnificat

2007 Napa Valley Red Blend

The Franciscan Magnificat 2007 is a captivating red blend from Napa Valley, renowned for its esteemed winegrowing reputation. This full-bodied wine displays a rich, deep red color that hints at the complexity within. The bouquet is a delightful fusion of dark fruit aromas, notably blackberry and plum, accompanied by subtle hints of spice and oak that provide depth and character. Its vibrant acidity offers a refreshing contrast, ensuring a mouthwatering experience, while the finely woven tannins contribute to a well-structured profile without being overpowering. As a semi-dry wine, it balances fruit-forward qualities with an elegant finish, making it an excellent choice to enjoy with hearty dishes or to savor on its own.

Tasting notes:


Blackberry

Blackberry

Black Cherry

Black Cherry

Oak

Oak

Flavor profile:


Acidity Mild

Low Pronounced

Body Medium Full

Very Light Full

Fruit Intensity Medium

Low Pronounced

Sweetness Dry

Bone Dry Sweet

Tannin Medium

Low Pronounced

Region:


Napa County
Napa County

It may be small, but when it comes to American wine regions, they do not come much bigger than Napa County. Home to the famous Napa Valley, which comprises most of its area, the Napa name has gained global recognition for its exceptional wines—especially its Bordeaux varieties. Most Napa County wineries choose to be more location-specific when labeling their wine, listing the name of sub-regions like Yountville, Los Carneros or Rutherford to capitalize on the name recognition. However, with such an abundance of high-quality grapes grown across the region, plenty of négociant winemakers blend fruit from different sub-regions. This gives Napa County wines excellent regional balance, taking advantage of different terroirs and mesoclimates.

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