cabernet
IPA: kæbɝnˈeɪ
noun
- Cabernet Sauvignon
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Examples of "cabernet" in Sentences
- Cabernet Sauvignon remains the star in the valley.
- Cabernet Franc is not as common but also authorized.
- I was just about to open another bottle of cabernet.
- A cabernet sauvignon would be aggressively bitter and so on.
- They released Abreu's first cabernet from that vineyard in 2000.
- Second label cabernet sauvignons deliver good value for low cost
- Pinotage and Cabernet Sauvignon are two that quickly come to mind.
- As well, the Browns sold cabernet sauvignon to the famed Mike Grgich.
- For $15, this is the kind of cabernet franc that I'd make my house wine.
- The Cabernet is especially typical, with good color and a dense fragrance.
- "In the old days, nobody wanted to hear a word about cabernet francs from the Loire," he said.
- And growing cabernet is challenging on the east end of Long Island -- even on the warmer North Fork.
- The 1991 Mayacamas cabernet is really beginning to blossom at sixteen years of age and offers up another very Graves-like personality on both the nose and palate.
- Last year I stopped for dinner at Chico's famous restaurant, where I had some fine cabernet from the extensive wine list and a steak dinner so huge that I couldn't finish it.
- Wine industry officials in Sonoma, Mendocino and Napa counties say that while cabernet is in a rough patch, merlot may be in dire straits due to market vagaries and celluloid influence.
- But it does not take a genius to decide whether or not the Mayacamas approach to cabernet is successful, as with sufficient bottle age, these magical cabernet sauvignons simply tower over most of their contemporaries.
- As Bob Travers ventures to say, “all that talk of physiological ripeness these days with cabernet is simply an excuse to try and get huge crop loads to ripen sufficiently, as cabernet is always going to taste really green at those yields unless you let the grapes hang out there until they are nearly raisins.”