Abeja Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley Reserve (2005)
| Winery: | Abeja |
| Region: | USA » Washington » Columbia Valley |
| Varietal: | Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Type: | Table Wines |
Spanish for bee, name is pronounced 'ah-BAY-ha'. Name is chosen for its simple beauty and its reminder of times past when farming implied a respect for the environment and close connection to the earth. Abeja is located on a century olad farmstead in the breathtaking foothills of the Blue Mountains. Once seriously dilapidated, all of the original farm buildings have been carefully restored with an emphasis on craftsmanship and longevity. Creative use of salvaged materials adds interest and sets the stage for renewed purpose in these old buildings, which now house our winery and our guests.
– Description from Mimi Kim
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Abeja on SnoothFebruary 2010
Great Cab, one of the best I tried Read More
January 2010
Excellent bottle. Full bodied and smooth Read More
January 2010
One of the best Cabs I've tried. I had a bottle of it at the winery this year and think it will continue to get better each year. I'm buying 10 bottles! Read More
January 2009
Spicy wine that is full bodied, great for barbecue etc. Read More
December 2008
Full of fruit flavors, smooth finish. Not overly heavy on tannins. Read More
September 2008
We opened the first in August much earlier than expected after finding some very slight leakage from the capsule - fill level still very good - and no apparent harm to the wine yet (it was a spring 08 release). While it's hard to say how well/long this will age, if you like rich and concentrated reds that manage to balance acidity/tannin, it sho... Read More
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