Don't Miss
- Amelia Wynn 2016 Grenache wins Washington State Wine Competition
- Zerba Cellars 2016 Wild Z wins Walla Walla wine competition
- Apples to grapes: The path to the Lake Chelan AVA
- Maryhill, Gehringer Bros. stand tall at INDY International judging
- Alloro Vineyard weaves New World with Old in Chehalem Mountains
- Koenig Vineyards in Idaho stays local with sale to Nederends
- VineLines Dispatch: Tasting rooms spring up across Washington, Oregon
- 2019 vintage off to warm start in Northwest vineyards
- From apples to grapes: Lake Chelan AVA turns 10
- I Love Gamay festival helps kick off Oregon Wine Month
Barons Winery 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Mountain, $45
By Great Northwest Wine on July 6, 2019
Weyerhaeuser executive Jim Keller joined the Barons ownership team during this vintage, so this work by then-winemaker Matt Loso holds a special place in the cellar at this Walla Walla winery. Aromas of cassis, black plum and huckleberry lead to ripe flavors of dark fruit, pipe tobacco and cocoa powder, which fit the lithe and elegant structure that’s backed by superb length. This spring, for the second straight year, Barons earned a gold medal for Cab at the Cascadia International Wine Competition.
Rating: Outstanding!
Production: 210 cases
Alcohol: 14.1%
Latest News
-
Amelia Wynn 2016 Grenache wins Washington State Wine CompetitionGRANDVIEW, Wash. – A year ago, self-taught winemaker Paul...
- July 1, 2019
-
Zerba Cellars 2016 Wild Z wins Walla Walla wine competitionWALLA WALLA, Wash. – It’s been an emotional year...
- June 25, 2019
-
Apples to grapes: The path to the Lake Chelan AVAEditor’s note: This marks the second of a two-part...
- June 2, 2019
0 comments