Karo-Kann Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 | Unbelievable Napa Value
Karo-Kann Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 presents a deep, youthful purple color. Brooding nose, presenting notes of black currant, blackberry, mocha, vanilla, violets, and a touch of spearmint. While rich and full-bodied, with black cherry and dark chocolate notes framed by tightly structured tannins.
In addition, a lingering impression of ripe fruit on the finish. Enjoyable now for its power, but will gain further complexity with time in the cellar. Drink now-2028.+.
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First, sourced from a family-owned, boutique winery in Rutherford. Next, the Karo-Kann Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 shows all the trappings of a pedigreed Napa Cabernet. Hence, rich and massively concentrated, with ripe blackberry and savory herbs wrapped in dusty tannins, it drinks like one of the $85 wines released by the Rutherford estate itself.
And, guided by the hand of a 100-point winemaker—no, we can’t say who. This 2015 is elegant and deep, offering a supple finish that lingers for miles.
A GrandMaster’s Strategy
So, the Karo-Kann strategy—like most of the chess—centers around making the perfect move for the long game. And Karo-Kann wines are the result of decades of strategy. While the 2015 Reserve emerged when that strategy struck gold, first winning incredible placements at Michelin-star restaurants.
But today’s bottles couldn’t be snapped up by restauranteurs: the 2015 vintage was so abundant, the team behind Karo-Kann simply had too much of a good thing.
100 Point Winemaker
So, the Karo-Kann Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 glows with the characteristics of a pedigreed Napa Cabernet. While rich and massively concentrated. And with ripe blackberry and savory herbs wrapped in dusty tannins.
Plus, it drinks like one of the $85 wines released by the Rutherford estate itself. Most of all, guided by the hand of a 100-point winemaker—no, we can’t say who. As a result, the 2015 Reserve is elegant and deep, offering a supple finish that lingers for miles.
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