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Fisher Coach Insignia Cabernet Sauvignon(2002)
The Coach Insignia Cabernet represents the pinnacle of our winemaking craft, comprised of the finest selected lots of Bordeaux varietals from our Napa Valley Estate.
86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Cabernet Franc Whole-berry fermented
Malolactic fermentation completed in barrel
Aged 19 months in 80% new French oak barrels
Alcohol by volume is 14.8%
pH 3.84
Bottle date of June 28, 2004
86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Cabernet Franc Whole-berry fermented
Malolactic fermentation completed in barrel
Aged 19 months in 80% new French oak barrels
Alcohol by volume is 14.8%
pH 3.84
Bottle date of June 28, 2004
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June 2008
- Saw this in restaurant with one of the top five largest private cellars in the country. They actually had it by the glass, for a rich $19. I asked the waiter, "Seriously. Is it worth it?" He said it was and brought me a taste. It was worth it. I went on a quest to find it, but sadly discovered it was exclusively allocated to the restaurant. This was phenomenal.
- Doug Wilder
- Vinfolio
- Issue 101
- 94/100
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July 2007
- A boldly precocious nose of huckleberry and white cherry tart. The palate is exceptionally deep with anise, black figs, earthy tar and creme cassis. Pure blackberry extract on the finish. Excellent tannins will keep this wine humming for years.
- Robert Parker
- The Wine Advocate
- Issue 157
- 90/100
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July 2007
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February 2008
- aromas of blackberries and a hint of choclate this is a smooth bur full wine
- Stephen Tanzer
- International Wine Cellar
- Issue 120, May/June 2005
- 91/100
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July 2007
- (includes 10% cabernet franc) Good red-ruby color. Black fruits and flowers on the captivating nose. Sweet and silky on entry, then concentrated in the middle, with slightly roasted dark fruit flavors given shape by juicy acidity. This offers considerable early appeal but has plenty of broad, ripe tannins to support aging. Incidentally, the Fishers are in the process of replanting the Wedding Vineyard behind the house and will have their first crop from the new vines in 2005.
