Famiglia Bianchi Cabernet Sauvignon 2004
Cabernet Sauvignon
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3.8 Very Good
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Vintage
2004
Size
750ML
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The classic Cabernet aromas of black pepper, cedar and berry notes are evident in the nose. This is a medium-to-full bodied wine with a soft, balanced mouth feel and flavors that are similiar to the aromas. All of the above lead to a pleasing, soft berry-vanilla finish.
Elsa Cabernet Sauvignon is the perfect accompniment to a wide range of foods, especially the steaks and beef that are typical of Argentine cuisine.
Flashy style, with lots of mocha and spice notes covering the plum and boysenberry fruit. Long, dark and creamy finish will have lots of fans. Drink now through 2007.
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Originally from Italy, Don Valentin Bianchi moved to San Rafael, Mendoza in 1910 and started to build what would become a life-long project: to open a winery and export his wines from Argentina to the world. The dream came true in 1928; with a lot of effort, Bodegas Bianchi came to life. Devoted to making the best wines, he imported strains and readapted them to the climate and regional soils of the region. Thus, little by little a family winery was born with a name that would become a tradition for excellence in wine.
The legacy continued with Enzo Bianchi, his son, and Valentin “Tincho” Bianchi, his grandson –renowned enologists that moved forward with the founder’s work with just as much dedication until their winery was placed among the most prestigious in the country and around the world. For 80 years –and 4 generations – the values of a family who has embedded their name in Argentine winemaking have remained intact.
HEI254305X_2004 Item# 87058