Red · Californian
O'shaugnessy Cabernet
750 mL
$81.99
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At a Glance
Expect black currant, cedar, and dark chocolate from this cabernet sauvignon from Californian. It delivers firm, structured tannins and a long, warming finish. A natural match for a grilled ribeye or aged cheddar.
About This Wine
What It Is
O'shaugnessy Cabernet is a bold expression of Californian terroir, showcasing the richness of Napa Valley.
Cabernet Sauvignon is the world's most planted red grape — a thick-skinned variety that makes deep-colored, structured, age-worthy wines. It's the backbone of Bordeaux and Napa Valley's most famous reds.
- Style
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Region
- Californian
- Size
- 750 mL
- Serves
- about 5 glasses (5 oz pours)
- Typical ABV
- 13.5–15%
How It Tastes
- Aroma
- Aromas of ripe blackcurrant, dark chocolate, and hints of cigar box mingle with undertones of bay leaf and vanilla.
- Palate
- The palate offers a full-bodied experience with lush blackberry and plum flavors, complemented by firm tannins and a touch of espresso.
- Finish
- The finish is long and velvety, leaving lingering notes of dark fruit and a subtle spice that invites another sip.
Body
LightFull
Tannin
SoftFirm
Sweetness
DrySweet
Acidity
SoftCrisp
How to Enjoy It
- Serve
- Best served at 60-65°F, allowing its complexities to unfold.
- Glass
- A large-bowled red wine glass
- Decant for at least an hour to enhance its aromatic profile
- Perfect for a celebratory dinner or a cozy night in.
Great With
- Grilled ribeye steak
- Roasted lamb with rosemary
- Aged cheddar cheese
Tasting notes, strength, and serving tips describe what's typical for this style. Every bottle has its own character — ask our team if you'd like a personal recommendation.
