Beringer Knights Valley Cabernet, the Historic Houses Hidden Gem
Beringer Knights Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is the savvy givers value Cabernet. It is a ripe, generous wine from Napas oldest winery, sourced from a warm, under the radar appellation. That appellation delivers rich flavor at a friendly price. It is the gift for the recipient who loves a good story and a smart buy. It is the wine that tastes like more than it costs.
Beringer was founded in 1876 and is the oldest continuously operating winery in Napa Valley. It never missed a vintage, even through Prohibition, when it stayed open under a federal license to make sacramental wine. That is more history than almost any American winery can claim. It gives this bottle real gravitas as a gift.
The clever part is where the fruit comes from. Knights Valley is a small, warm appellation just over the line in Sonoma County. It sits tucked between Napa and Alexander Valley, near Calistoga. Its extra warmth ripens Cabernet richly and generously. That is why this is such an over delivering wine for the money. It is made by a historic Napa house from an insider growing area most people have never heard of.
What makes it a great gift:
- From Beringer, founded in 1876, the oldest continuously operating winery in Napa Valley.
- Sourced from the warm, under the radar Knights Valley appellation in Sonoma.
- A ripe, generous, fruit forward Cabernet led blend.
- A wine that consistently tastes like more than its price.
- Deep heritage and a great story behind every bottle.
In the glass it is ripe and fleshy, with boysenberry, blackberry and blueberry, cassis and strawberry preserves. It also has a note of crushed stone and cedar, and a supple, generous body. It is rich and easy to love, the kind of Cabernet that delivers real pleasure without a trophy price.
It is a natural for a housewarming, a client gift, or a history minded wine lover. It also suits anyone who appreciates a savvy pick. The back of the bottle can be engraved, with a personalized note added at checkout.
