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Wings Cabernet Franc 2020

Wings Cabernet Franc 2020

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  • California - USA
  • 2020 - Cabernet Franc
  • 14.5 % Alc - 750 ml

Released in 1927, Wings made history as the first film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. Set during World War I, this silent epic follows two American fighter pilots, who go from small-town rivals (vying over the affections of the same woman) to brothers in arms. Equally complex and thrilling, Wings Cabernet Franc 2020 is ready to impress your guests.

One of the stars of France’s Bordeaux region, Cabernet Franc also thrives in sunny California. The winemaking team sourced the grapes from California’s Contra Costa County, a hot region directly east of the San Francisco Bay. The county’s winemaking history dates back to before Prohibition, and it’s home to several plots of gnarled, 100+ year-old vines that yield wines with seriously intense flavors. As Wine-Searcher.com reports, “the wines produced here are held in high regard by critics and consumers.”

We certainly think you’ll hold Wings Cabernet Franc in high regard. Full bodied and smooth, it offers ripe dark berry, expressive violet and intriguing spice notes. It’ll really shine alongside a hearty meal—pair it with juicy steaks, roasted poultry dishes, earthy vegetarian meals and more.

Classic film fans will definitely want to get their hands on this delectable Wings tribute. Hurry for your share.

Classic Movie Pairing: Wings (1927)
This silent classic is an aviation feat about two pilots vying for the attention of the same woman as they fight for their country in World War I. A groundbreaking epic, it notably went on to win the first Academy Award for Best Picture. Directed by William Wellman, himself a former WWI fighter pilot, it inspired many future war films and helped establish the careers of its stars, including Clara Bow and Gary Cooper. The wine, with its intense flavors, makes an excellent companion to the film’s intense and dramatic scenes.

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