Body: Full-bodied with a firm yet polished structure. The Cabernet Sauvignon provides power and depth, while the Merlot softens the edges, and the Petit Verdot adds weight and tannic backbone.
Fruit: Rich and concentrated flavors of blackberry, black cherry, and blueberry jam, with underlying layers of plum and raspberry.
Spice: Hints of black pepper, clove, and cinnamon, enhanced by the Petit Verdot’s natural spiciness.
Tannins: Bold, structured tannins from both the Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot, balanced by the softer, more velvety tannins of Merlot. The tannins are well-integrated but provide a solid framework, suggesting good aging potential.
Acidity: Moderate acidity keeps the wine balanced and bright, ensuring the fruit doesn’t overwhelm the palate and offering a pleasant freshness.
Oak Influence: Integrated oak flavors of vanilla, cedar, and perhaps a hint of espresso or mocha, rounding out the palate with a smooth, lingering texture.