Is Napa known for Cabernet Sauvignon?
Is Napa known for Cabernet Sauvignon? Cabernet Sauvignon is the acknowledged king of red grapes in Napa Valley, accounting for 40% of our total production and 55% of our crop value. This vine is grown throughout Napa Valley and achieves a variety of expression depending on its vineyard site.
What is the most expensive Cabernet Sauvignon?
Screaming Eagle Cabernet Sauvignon 1992, US$500,000 This increased the value of the 92 Screaming Eagle, which is characterised by its notes of oak and blackcurrants and strong tannin content. A six-litre bottle was acquired for US$500,000 at an auction just five years after its release.
Is Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon good?
Napa Valley Floor Wines Usually, well-rounded with more refined flavor profiles along with fine integrated tannins. Features: If you're into lush, bold, and opulent Cabernet wines with a dominance of fruit (vs. other) flavors then the Napa Valley AVAs are likely to make you very happy.
Why is Napa good for Cabernet Sauvignon?
Cabernet Sauvignon vines are best suited for a sunny, warm (and not too hot) climate, so that the grapes ripen slowly. While many places in California are quite hot, and increasingly so, Napa Valley's location on the San Pablo Bay causes an induction effect at night that delivers morning cloud cover.