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Big Red Monster – Cabernet Sauvignon NV

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USA - CA
San Luis Obispo County
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Red

The Facts

UPCs NV (750ml) - 8 60001 35985 5
Origins USA - CA > San Luis Obispo County > Paso Robles
Appellation Paso Robles
Varietal Cabernet Sauvignon
Cepage 76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Petit Verdot, 10% Petite Sirah
Winemaking All of the fruit was gently de stemmed and crushed, then inoculated. Each fermentation was pumped-over twice daily.
Annual Production 5,400
Markets California, Texas

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The Character

Overall Frighteningly big & powerful
Aromas Jammy red & black fruits prevail with rich chocolate & spice notes
Mouthfeel Intensely lush & full
Awards 91pts Wilfred Wong - Wine.com

The Story

Every good story needs a hero, a villain... and a monster. is savage beast hails from Paso Robles, California’s real wine county. Clocking in at 15% abv, rugged Paso possesses the largest diurnal temperature difference of all California wine-growing regions. Days can reach over 100 degrees and nights can be in the low 30s. Extreme heat forges fruit with dark, bold, monstrously brooding flavors and freezing nights retain a juicy, racing acidity. Slay it.

LABEL ART: Saint George slaying the dragon (Antonio Tempesta etching, 1565)

BOX ART: Each panel shows a different hero fighting monsters. Hercules, Apollo, Jason, and Saint George

About Big Red Monster

Brand Story

Every good story needs a hero, a villain... and a monster. Big Red Monster is savage beast hails from Paso Robles, California’s real wine county. Clocking in at 15% abv, rugged Paso possesses the largest diurnal temperature difference of all California wine-growing regions. Days can reach over 100 degrees and nights can be in the low 30s. Extreme heat forges fruit with dark, bold, monstrously brooding flavors and freezing nights retain a juicy, racing acidity. Slay it.


Brand Story

Every good story needs a hero, a villain... and a monster. Big Red Monster is savage beast hails from Paso Robles, California’s real wine county. Clocking in at 15% abv, rugged Paso possesses the largest diurnal temperature difference of all California wine-growing regions. Days can reach over 100 degrees and nights can be in the low 30s. Extreme heat forges fruit with dark, bold, monstrously brooding flavors and freezing nights retain a juicy, racing acidity. Slay it.

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