29
Jan
2013
Cabernet sauvignon is a hearty and consistent grape variety in which the wine derives its name. This grape was a result of a chance crossing of two other varieties of grape, the cabernet franc and the sauvignon blanc. The grapes fortitude is what has allowed it to be planted and harvested in almost every wine-grape growing country. Even places where the weather is as unpredictable or forbidding as Canada, you will find cabernet sauvignon grapes growing. A particular difficulty with this grape is that its strength and ability to thrive often means that it can overtake more delicate varieties and vines growing in the same vineyard.
It is fitting that cabernet sauvignon is a bold tasting wine, it comes from a resilient strain of grapes and...
It is fitting that cabernet sauvignon is a bold tasting wine, it comes from a resilient strain of grapes and...