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BOND Melbury - Cabernet Sauvignon
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BOND Melbury

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Bond Melbury is a single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon produced in Napa Valley by the Harlan family. This wine is notable for its concentrated flavors of blackberry, cedar, and vanilla alongside substantial tannins. It’s designed for serious collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate complex, age-worthy wines intended for cellaring up to ten years.

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How long should I age BOND Melbury before drinking?

BOND Melbury typically benefits from 5 to 10 years of proper cellaring to allow its firm tannins to integrate fully. This Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is known for its longevity, evolving beautifully over time to reveal complex notes of blackberry, cedar, and vanilla.

Where does the fruit for BOND Melbury come from?

Melbury is sourced from a specific hillside vineyard located northwest of Yountville in Napa Valley. The unique soils and microclimate of this site contribute to the wine's full-bodied structure and distinct flavor profile.

What kind of food pairs well with the heavy tannins in BOND Melbury?

The firm tannins and rich blackberry notes of BOND Melbury make it an excellent pairing for hearty, fatty meats. Consider serving it alongside a prime ribeye steak or slow-braised short ribs to complement the wine's robust structure and subtle cedar undertones.

Who produces the BOND Melbury Cabernet?

BOND Melbury is produced by BOND Estates, a highly regarded winery founded by Bill Harlan in Napa Valley. The winery focuses exclusively on crafting single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon wines that express the unique terroir of their specific sites.

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