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Cabernet Sauvignon
.... is, along with Merlot, the main grape in Bordeaux wines. The grape is rich in tannins, which means that the wines have to be stored for a longer time before they are ready to drink. Cabernet Sauvignon wines therefore often have...
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.... is, along with Merlot, the main grape in Bordeaux wines. The grape is rich in tannins, which means that the wines have to be stored for a longer time before they are ready to drink. Cabernet Sauvignon wines therefore often have a storage potential and especially good wines can easily be stored for 20-30 years. The grape has notes of blackcurrant and a high content of fruit acid. Cabernet Sauvignon is not particularly demanding in terms of climate and soil, and the grape is therefore grown virtually everywhere in the world where the sun shines. However, there is a big difference between the wines depending on where they are produced.
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