If You See Kay Wines | Red – NV

Description

Red Wine: If You See Kay Wines | Red – NV

A deep, dark purple color opening with opulent aromas of mulberries, dark ripe Bing cherries and hints of leather alongside dashes of cedar and vanilla.

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Producer: If You See Kay Wines

Vintage: NV

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14.1%

Varietal: Red Blend

Country/Region: United States, Paso Robles

A deep, dark purple color opening with opulent aromas of mulberries, dark ripe Bing cherries and hints of leather alongside dashes of cedar and vanilla. On the palate, succulent juiciness balances out firm yet fine-grained tannins. Dense flavors of ripe plum and dark cherry fruit flavors create a full, well-structured mouthfeel, with lively acidity that creates a powerful yet elegant sensation through the cherry-toasted laden finish.

Producer Information

If You See Kay is another innovative offering from visionary winemaker Jayson Woodbridge and partner Chris Radomski. Having created a host of successful brands such as Hundred Acre, Cherry Pie and Layer Cake wines, they saw the opportunity to develop a sexy, provocative wine outside the boundaries of traditional wine styles, themes and packaging. Selecting fruit from top vineyards in Lazio, Italy, if you see kay is a luscious Cabernet Sauvignon blend that boldly illustrates the team’s winemaking philosophy: “Risk everything.” If You See Kay is a culmination of outstanding winemaking and the image of a strong woman, Kay, who embodies the principles of living life to the fullest. The graphic image of Kay as a tattooed woman on a motorcycle perfectly captures the “wide open-throttle” approach to winemaking and was an apt representation of the new brand.