Cabernet Sauvignon does not always need to be a mouth-ripping, fruit-pounding, tannin monster that modern winemaking has put forth as the perfect trifecta.
It might be hard to believe but adding an aromatic white grape like Viognier into a bold opaque wine would not only refine it, but also make it even darker.
At first glance, "Sixer" exudes an intoxicating aroma of fresh roses. Dig deeper and you will find fragrant, dark red cherries laced with clove, vanilla, and sweet mahogany. On the palette, the wine is bright and juicy with well integrated tannins. The wine is bold in flavor, yet elegant and soft. Fresh, dark cherry fruit flavor coats the entire palette from start to finish.
