Daou Vineyards - Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon - Paso Robles

92 RP Points
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Daou Vineyards - Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon - Paso Robles - 2021 - 75cl - Onshore Cellars

Daou Vineyards - Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon - Paso Robles

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Red
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ABV
14.7%
Serving
16° - 18° C
Food Pairings
BeefLambVenisonCheddarBlue CheeseChocolate

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California spans nearly 800 miles along the Pacific Coast and ranks as the fourth-largest wine producing region globally by volume. The state's diverse geography encompasses coastal valleys, inland...

California spans nearly 800 miles along the Pacific Coast and ranks as the fourth-largest wine producing region globally by volume. The state's diverse geography encompasses coastal valleys, inland mountains, and desert areas, with vineyards extending from Mendocino County in the north to San Diego County in the south. Wine production began during the Spanish mission period in the late 18th century, though the modern California wine industry emerged following the repeal of Prohibition in 1933.

The Pacific Ocean's maritime influence creates distinct microclimates throughout California's wine regions, with coastal areas experiencing cooling fog and inland valleys subject to greater temperature variation. Napa Valley and Sonoma County represent the state's most recognized appellations, while emerging regions like Santa Barbara County and Paso Robles contribute to California's viticultural diversity. Soil types range from volcanic ash in Napa Valley to limestone-rich soils in parts of Paso Robles, providing varied terroir expressions across appellations.

Cabernet Sauvignon dominates red wine production, particularly in Napa Valley, while Chardonnay leads white varieties with notable expressions from cool-climate regions like Russian River Valley and Carneros. Pinot Noir thrives in coastal appellations including Sonoma Coast and Santa Barbara County, benefiting from marine influence and longer growing seasons. California's Mediterranean climate allows for extended hang time, typically producing wines with ripe fruit characteristics and higher alcohol levels compared to European counterparts.

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Paso Robles

Paso Robles

Paso Robles is a prestigious appellation within the California region of USA. Onshore Cellars features 10 wines from 5 producers in Paso Robles, offering a comprehensive view of...

Paso Robles is a prestigious appellation within the California region of USA. Onshore Cellars features 10 wines from 5 producers in Paso Robles, offering a comprehensive view of this exceptional area's finest offerings.

The Paso Robles appellation is known for producing outstanding red and white wines, crafted from Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay. The terroir imparts distinctive characteristics that set Paso Robles wines apart — complexity, elegance, and a profound sense of place.

Among our Paso Robles producers, discover wines from Daou Vineyards, Postmark, Chronic Cellars, Francis Ford Coppola, L'Aventure Winery — each bringing their own interpretation of this celebrated terroir.

Explore our full Paso Robles selection at Onshore Cellars. As Europe's leading wine supplier for superyachts and private clients, we ensure every bottle is perfectly stored and shipped to maintain the quality these exceptional wines deserve.

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