12 Bottle Case Borne of Fire Columbia Valley Cabernet Washington 2018 w/ Shipping Included

MSRP: $349.99

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SKU: cab1032-12
UPC: 088586009242

Borne of Fire Columbia Valley Cabernet embodies the rugged beauty of The Burn, a unique subregion of Washington's Columbia Valley. Herbal aromas mingle with notes of pomegranate and stony minerals, leading to a layered palate of cherry, currant, and savory spice framed by fine, powdery tannins. Hints of red pepper and green coffee linger on the finish, creating a distinctive, elegant expression of Washington Cabernet—now available in a 12-bottle case with free shipping.

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Wine Tasting Notes
Borne of Fire Columbia Valley Cabernet epitomizes the terroir of The Burn. This rugged, yet elegant wine leads with herbal expressive aromas laced with pomegranate and stony minerals. Upon tasting the wine, powdery tannins frame flavors of cherry, currant, savory spice, and red pepper. A green coffee inflected finish rounds out the overall experience.

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Savor with Intention: Sip slowly, appreciate aroma before taste, and pair thoughtfully with food or fine company.

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