2019 | Tooth & Nail Wine Co. | The Stand

Description

Red Wine: 2019 | Tooth & Nail Wine Co. | The Stand

Inky violet. Expansive, smoke-tinged cherry, raspberry, mocha and licorice qualities on the nose, plus a hint of vanillin oak that builds in the background.

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Producer: Tooth & Nail Wine Co.

Vintage: 2019

Size: 750ml

ABV: 15%

Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon

Country/Region: United States, Paso Robles

Inky violet. Expansive, smoke-tinged cherry, raspberry, mocha and licorice qualities on the nose, plus a hint of vanillin oak that builds in the background. Juicy and broad on the palate, showing solid thrust to the cherry-vanilla, dark berry, coffee and baking spice flavors. Turns sweeter on the youthfully, smoky tannic finish, which hangs on with strong tenacity.

Producer Information

Tooth & Nail Wine Company was founded by Rob Murray, an upstart grower who bootstrapped his winery from the trenches of the vineyard. The challenges imposed by nature were numerous, but he was determined to gain the upper hand. To this day, Tooth & Nail remains rooted in this core aspiration. The Tooth & Nail winery and vineyard resides in the Willow Creek District AVA of Paso Robles on California’s Central Coast. Willow Creek is a small district in the path of cool marine air that flows through the Templeton Gap, a notch in the coastal mountains. The soils at the Tooth & Nail vineyard are composed of mixed limestone and clay. Tooth & Nail also sources grapes from other Paso Robles vineyards that are under their viticultural control—enabling us to grow the fruit to their exacting specifications and to build natural complexity into their wines.