Harry & David Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2019
full-bodied red · Harry & David Vineyards
Vintage: 2019
Type
full-bodied red
Producer
Harry & David Vineyards
Country
United States
Vintage
2019
Region & Appellation
Oregon
Grape Varieties
Cabernet Sauvignon
Color & Appearance
Deep ruby-red with a youthful purple rim, moderate clarity, and slow-forming legs.
Aroma Profile
Ripe blackberry, black cherry, cassis, subtle vanilla, and a hint of earthy tobacco.
Tasting Notes
A straightforward and approachable red wine offering juicy dark berry fruit upfront, supported by gentle tannins and a smooth, moderately lingering finish.
Flavor Profile
Black currant, ripe plum, subtle oak spice, and a touch of dark chocolate.
Body & Texture
Medium to full-bodied with a soft, plush texture and moderate extract.
Acidity & Tannins
Medium acidity providing decent freshness, coupled with approachable, fine-grained tannins.
Sweetness Level
Dry
Alcohol Content
13.5%
Aging & Oak
Aged in oak barrels for several months to impart subtle vanilla and spice characteristics without overwhelming the fruit.
Food Pairings
Grilled burgers, roast chicken, simple pasta dishes with meat sauce, and mild cheddar cheese.
Serving Suggestions
Serve at 60-65°F in a standard red wine glass. Drink now.
Price Range
20-30 USD
Quality Assessment
Good everyday wine, well-made for a commercial gift catalog producer.
Production Methods
Fermented in stainless steel tanks followed by brief oak aging and standard filtration.
Terroir
Sourced from select vineyards in Oregon, benefiting from warm summer days and cool nights.
History & Heritage
Harry & David is primarily famous for gourmet food and gift baskets, particularly Royal Riviera Pears, but has offered private-label wines for years.
Interesting Facts
The wines are frequently bundled into luxury holiday gift baskets and food pairings rather than sold primarily in traditional wine shops.
Cellaring Potential
Best consumed within 3 to 5 years of the vintage date.
Similar Wines
Other entry-level Oregon or Washington Cabernet Sauvignons.