Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon Library Release Alexander Valley 2010

$182.99 USD

Size

750 ML

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The Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon Library Release 2010 from Alexander Valley is a testament to Jordan Vineyard & Winery’s dedication to crafting elegant, Bordeaux-inspired wines that exemplify Sonoma County’s terroir. Aged to perfection, this library release highlights the winery’s commitment to timelessness and sophistication. Founded in 1972, Jordan Vineyard & Winery is renowned for its classical approach to Cabernet Sauvignon, blending artistry in winemaking with a deep respect for the land. The 2010 vintage, under the guidance of second-generation vintner John Jordan, showcases beautifully balanced fruit, refined structure, and the winery’s signature elegance.

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Tasting Notes

Appearance: Deep garnet with slight brick hues at the rim, reflecting its maturity.

Nose: The nose is captivating and complex, opening with aromas of blackcurrant, plum, and dried cherry. As the wine breathes, layers of leather, tobacco, and cedar unfold, interwoven with subtle hints of dark chocolate, baking spices, and a touch of earthy forest floor.

Palate: On the palate, the 2010 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon displays a harmonious balance of rich fruit and refined structure. The flavors of blackberry, cassis, and red plum are complemented by notes of dried herbs, mocha, and a hint of vanilla from the oak aging. The tannins are velvety and well-integrated, providing a supple texture that leads to a long, smooth finish with lingering notes of dark fruit and spice.

Finish: The finish is elegant and persistent, with a fine balance between fruit, tannin, and acidity, showcasing the wine’s aging potential and finesse.