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Year
2019
Appellation of origin
California
Kind
Tinto
Year
2019
Appellation of origin
California
Kind
Tinto
Pairing: carnes de caza
Mouth: En el paladar, el vino presenta una buena densidad tánica, manteniendo una estructura flexible y una buena persistencia aromática. Notas minerales continúan desarrollándose durante un largo final.
Nose: Aromas intensos y precisos de fruta roja y negra frambuesa y grosella negra complementados con notas de pimienta negra y laurel.
Mark: Othello Wine Cellar
Othello is an accessible and enjoyable wine in its youth. Originally produced as an exclusive for the Japanese market, 2012 is the first vintage to be distributed internationally. 2012 is the first vintage distributed internationally.Christian Moueix fell in love with the Napa Valley and its wines in the 1960s, while attending the University of California at Davis.In 1981, he discovered Napanook Vineyard, a site west of Yountville that had been the birthplace for some of the best Napa Valley wines of the 1940s and 1950s. The vineyard's history dates back to the early days of the Napa Valley, when George Yount planted some of the region's first vines in 1838. Today, the historic vineyard produces three wines:- Dominus Estate, the winery's flagship, since 1983- Napanook, named after the ranch, since 1996- Othello , produced in very limited quantities since 200
Othello is an accessible and enjoyable wine in its youth. Originally produced as an exclusive for the Japanese market. 2012 is the first vintage distributed internationally. Christian Moueix fell in love with the Napa Valley and its wines in the 1960s while attending the University of California at Davis. In 1981, he discovered Napanook Vineyard, a site west of Yountville that had been the birthplace of some of the finest wines of the Napa Valley in the 1940s and 1950s. The vineyard's history dates back to the early days of the Napa Valley, when George Yount planted some of the region's first vines in 1838. Today, the historic vineyard produces three wines:- Dominus Estate, the flagship of the vineyard, since 1983- Napanook, named after the ranch, since 1996- Othello, produced in very limited quantities since 200
Pairing: carnes de caza
Mouth: En el paladar, el vino presenta una buena densidad tánica, manteniendo una estructura flexible y una buena persistencia aromática. Notas minerales continúan desarrollándose durante un largo final.
Nose: Aromas intensos y precisos de fruta roja y negra frambuesa y grosella negra complementados con notas de pimienta negra y laurel.
Mark: Othello Wine Cellar
Othello is an accessible and enjoyable wine in its youth. Originally produced as an exclusive for the Japanese market, 2012 is the first vintage to be distributed internationally. 2012 is the first vintage distributed internationally.Christian Moueix fell in love with the Napa Valley and its wines in the 1960s, while attending the University of California at Davis.In 1981, he discovered Napanook Vineyard, a site west of Yountville that had been the birthplace for some of the best Napa Valley wines of the 1940s and 1950s. The vineyard's history dates back to the early days of the Napa Valley, when George Yount planted some of the region's first vines in 1838. Today, the historic vineyard produces three wines:- Dominus Estate, the winery's flagship, since 1983- Napanook, named after the ranch, since 1996- Othello , produced in very limited quantities since 200
Othello is an accessible and enjoyable wine in its youth. Originally produced as an exclusive for the Japanese market. 2012 is the first vintage distributed internationally. Christian Moueix fell in love with the Napa Valley and its wines in the 1960s while attending the University of California at Davis. In 1981, he discovered Napanook Vineyard, a site west of Yountville that had been the birthplace of some of the finest wines of the Napa Valley in the 1940s and 1950s. The vineyard's history dates back to the early days of the Napa Valley, when George Yount planted some of the region's first vines in 1838. Today, the historic vineyard produces three wines:- Dominus Estate, the flagship of the vineyard, since 1983- Napanook, named after the ranch, since 1996- Othello, produced in very limited quantities since 200
