Cabernet Sauvignon
TypeWine
OriginFrance
First Known17th century
About Cabernet Sauvignon
The worlds most recognized red wine grape. A natural crossing of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc. The flagship grape of Bordeaux Left Bank. Thick skins provide deep color and tannin structure. Grown in nearly every wine-producing country. Aged in oak for 12-24 months typically.
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