• Immortal 2014 Slope Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma County, California
  • Immortal 2014 Slope Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma County, California
2014 Slope Cabernet Sauvignon

Immortal

Sonoma County, United States

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Taste the results of fine winemaking from a storied plot of Sonoma vineyards in the 2014 Immortal Slope Cabernet

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About This Wine

Immortal

Slope Cabernet Sauvignon

The goal of making long-lasting wine is lofty. It takes a combination of weather, the right vineyard sites, and a talented winemaker to produce a wine that can stand the test of time. Luckily, Immortal Slope has all three in their 2014 Cabernet. The year was dry, which left small berries with thick skins, but for long-lasting wines, that’s a good thing. The flavors are concentrated and benefited from gentle pressing, long time on the skins for a deep color and structure, and indigenous yeasts for the most terroir-driven nuances. It then rested in French oak barrels for over two years. The result is a delicious wine that can be enjoyed now or in decades.

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Immortal 2014 Slope Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma County, California

Wine Region

Sonoma County

Many of California's world-class wines come from Sonoma County, separated from Napa by the Mayacamas Mountains. Three times the size of Napa, Sonoma is an incredibly diverse region. Cool coastal zones, fog-cloaked hillsides, sheltered valleys and craggy exposed peaks give Sonoma a vast array of terroirs and microclimates. Its many sub-regions produce a broad range of styles: from the bold Cabernets of Alexander Valley to the fragrant Pinots of Sonoma Coast and the sublime Chardonnays of Chalk Hill.

Flavor Profile

Pairs well with… Lightly Sauced Red Meats, Charcuterie, Stewed Root Vegetables

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Tasting Notes

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The wine is dense, ripe, and powerful with aromas of blackberry, toast, brown sugar, allspice, cassis, dark chocolate, earl grey tea, mint, anise, sugar cookie, chai, and tarragon. The palate is massive, but the fruit is sweet, supple, and creamy.