Louis M Martini Monte Rosso Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon - Sonoma Valley, Sonoma County, 2013 - 750 ml

Description

Martini Winery since 1938, Monte Rosso is named for its rich, red volcanic soils. Three generations of Martini winemakers have worked these mineral-rich soils and deep-rooted old vines to produce wines worthy of the name Monte Rosso. The Monte Rosso vineyard is nestled in the majestic Mayacamas Mountain range, one thousand feet above the Sonoma Valley. This steep and rugged mountain vineyard has a desirable western exposure that produces truly remarkable wines with a unique sense of terroir. The Monte Rosso vineyard is nestled in the majestic Mayacamas Mountain range, one thousand feet above the Sonoma Valley. Martini Winery since 1938, Monte Rosso is named for its rich, red volcanic soils. Martini Winery, Napa, California. The Monte Rosso vineyard is nestled in the majestic Mayacamas Mountain range, one thousand feet above the Sonoma Valley. Owned by the Louis M. Martini Winery since 1938, Monte Rosso is named for its rich, red volcanic soils. This steep and rugged mountain vineyard has a desirable western exposure that produces truly remarkable wines with a unique sense of terroir. Three generations of Martini winemakers have worked these mineral-rich soils and deep-rooted old vines to produce wines worthy of the name Monte Rosso. Vinted and bottled by Louis M. Martini Winery, Napa, California. Owned by the Louis M. 15.5% by vol. Vinted and bottled by Louis M.

Key Features

• Three generations of Martini winemakers have worked these mineral-rich soils and deep-rooted old vines to produce wines worthy of the name Monte Rosso.
• Martini Winery since 1938, Monte Rosso is named for its rich, red volcanic soils.
• Owned by the Louis M.
• The Monte Rosso vineyard is nestled in the majestic Mayacamas Mountain range, one thousand feet above the Sonoma Valley.
• Vinted and bottled by Louis M.
• This steep and rugged mountain vineyard has a desirable western exposure that produces truly remarkable wines with a unique sense of terroir.