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Field Recordings Franc showcases the varietal character of Cabernet Franc, with its aromatic notes of red fruits, herbs, and subtle spices.
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This Field Recordings Franc is a medium-bodied and complex wine that displays a vibrant melange of bright red and blue fruits. On the nose, aromas of raspberry, black cherry, and currant are complemented by hints of cranberry, baking spices, and earthy undertones. On the palate, tart cherry and cranberry flavors lead to a crisp, refreshing finish. The bold tannins and lively acidity make this a great wine to pair with gamey meats or flinty barbecue. Enjoy now or cellar for several years.
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Based on 22 customer reviews.
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Emmalye
Well-balanced, full-bodied wine with a fruit-forward profile, offering a prominent cherry flavor. The use of carbonic maceration contributes to a bright and youthful character, while a light tingle on the mouthfeel adds a touch of complexity.
Mahesh
Well-balanced and textured wine with a muscular body and firm tannins, accompanied by a lush and fruity profile featuring touches of raspberry, strawberry, and cherry, with nuanced touches of smoke and tobacco, and a gratifying ending with a nuance of chocolate.
Ciar
It required oxygen to fully unfold and I was impressed by its improvement after being exposed to the air for a while. In the future, I will consider decanting it.
Based on 22 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Emmalye
Well-balanced, full-bodied wine with a fruit-forward profile, offering a prominent cherry flavor. The use of carbonic maceration contributes to a bright and youthful character, while a light tingle on the mouthfeel adds a touch of complexity.
Mahesh
Well-balanced and textured wine with a muscular body and firm tannins, accompanied by a lush and fruity profile featuring touches of raspberry, strawberry, and cherry, with nuanced touches of smoke and tobacco, and a gratifying ending with a nuance of chocolate.
Ciar
It required oxygen to fully unfold and I was impressed by its improvement after being exposed to the air for a while. In the future, I will consider decanting it.
Field Recordings Franc is praised for its fruit-forward profile, featuring cherry, raspberry, and strawberry flavors, with herbal notes like rosemary and mint. While some enjoy its well-balanced structure and smooth tannins, others find it lacks the finesse expected from a top-tier Cabernet Franc. The wine's bright, youthful character and low ABV make it approachable for everyday drinking, though decanting is recommended for full flavor development.
This Field Recordings Franc is a medium-bodied and complex wine that displays a vibrant melange of bright red and blue fruits. On the nose, aromas of raspberry, black cherry, and currant are complemented by hints of cranberry, baking spices, and earthy undertones. On the palate, tart cherry and cranberry flavors lead to a crisp, refreshing finish. The bold tannins and lively acidity make this a great wine to pair with gamey meats or flinty barbecue. Enjoy now or cellar for several years.
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