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Rich and full-bodied wine with a rich nose featuring intense cherry and oak notes, blended by hints of raspberry and plum, with a lingering close of leather
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Highlands 41 Black Granite Red Blend, often referred to as "Darkness," is an extraordinary wine that exemplifies the artistry of Highlands 41, a boutique winery renowned for its dedication to crafting exceptional wines from Napa Valley's renowned terroir.


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It shows a deep, inky black color that hints at its concentration. On the nose, it captivates with rich aromas of blackberries, ripe plums, and dark chocolate, intermingled with notes of espresso and cedar from oak aging. The palate is full-bodied and opulent, with velvety tannins that frame flavors of blackcurrant, black cherry, and a touch of spice. The wine's structure is impeccable, providing a seamless and luxurious mouthfeel. The finish is exceptionally long, leaving a lingering impression of black fruits and a subtle hint of vanilla.
2022, NV
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Based on 34 customer reviews.
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Jammale
Rich and full-bodied wine with a rich nose featuring intense cherry and oak notes, blended by hints of raspberry and plum, with a lingering close of leather
Ion
The aromatic fragrance is influenced by by the sweetness of pomegranate and the tartness of blueberries, with a delicate suggestion of vanilla and cherries. The consistency is smooth, and the acidity provides a refreshing quality. The wine is currently young, but it shows impressive promise and is likely to improve with time.
Yung-Fung
Mellow and round wine that's perfect for social gatherings. Its silky tactile quality makes it an ideal selection for casual events.
Based on 34 customer reviews.
I love it!
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Jammale
Rich and full-bodied wine with a rich nose featuring intense cherry and oak notes, blended by hints of raspberry and plum, with a lingering close of leather
Ion
The aromatic fragrance is influenced by by the sweetness of pomegranate and the tartness of blueberries, with a delicate suggestion of vanilla and cherries. The consistency is smooth, and the acidity provides a refreshing quality. The wine is currently young, but it shows impressive promise and is likely to improve with time.
Yung-Fung
Mellow and round wine that's perfect for social gatherings. Its silky tactile quality makes it an ideal selection for casual events.
Highlands 41 Black Granite Red Blend is praised for its rich, full-bodied profile with prominent notes of blackberry, cherry, and oak. Many appreciate its smooth tannins and complex flavors, including chocolate and spice. While some find it bold and satisfying, others note a lack of depth. The wine is versatile, pairing well with various foods, and offers good value for its price.
It shows a deep, inky black color that hints at its concentration. On the nose, it captivates with rich aromas of blackberries, ripe plums, and dark chocolate, intermingled with notes of espresso and cedar from oak aging. The palate is full-bodied and opulent, with velvety tannins that frame flavors of blackcurrant, black cherry, and a touch of spice. The wine's structure is impeccable, providing a seamless and luxurious mouthfeel. The finish is exceptionally long, leaving a lingering impression of black fruits and a subtle hint of vanilla.
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