Matchbook Estate Petit Verdot 750 ML
SKU: RJXR64555
Product Details
| Brand: | Matchbook |
|---|---|
| Country: | United States |
| Region: | California |
| Appellation: | Dunnigan Hills |
| Grapes Varietal: | Petit Verdot |
| Type: | Still Red Wine |
| Wine Type: | Red Wine |
| Wine Style: | Full-Bodied Red |
| Size: | 750 ML |
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Tags: 13.9%, 750 ML, California, Dunnigan Hills, Full-Bodied Red, Matchbook, Petit Verdot, Red Wine, Still Red Wine, United States
Matchbook Estate Petit Verdot 750 ML
Matchbook Estate Bottled Dunnigan Hills Petit Verdot 2021 750 ML is a robust red wine that exemplifies the rich terroir of California's Dunnigan Hills. Crafted exclusively from 100% Petit Verdot grapes, this Matchbook Estate Bottled Dunnigan Hills Petit Verdot 2021 750 ML showcases the varietal's depth and complexity. The wine opens with captivating aromas of lavender, plum, and fine leather, inviting you into a sensory journey that continues on the palate.
On tasting, Matchbook Estate Bottled Dunnigan Hills Petit Verdot 2021 750 ML reveals a full-bodied profile with flavors of blueberry, blackberry, coffee, and earthy toasty notes. The hints of bacon and vanilla from oak aging add layers of complexity, while the rich and round texture balances the firm tannins, leading to a satisfying finish. This Matchbook Estate Bottled Dunnigan Hills Petit Verdot 2021 750 ML is a testament to the winery's commitment to producing wines of character and distinction.
Whether paired with hearty dishes like grilled meats, aged cheeses, or enjoyed on its own, Matchbook Estate Bottled Dunnigan Hills Petit Verdot 2021 750 ML offers a versatile and memorable wine experience. Elevate your wine collection with Matchbook Estate Bottled Dunnigan Hills Petit Verdot 2021 750 ML, a wine that embodies the bold flavors and craftsmanship of California winemaking.