Was 2013 a good year for cabernet?
For many winemakers and vintners, California’s 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon vintage is quite simply the finest of their careers. Even veteran winemaker Ric Forman, who celebrates his fortieth vintage in the Napa Valley this year, contentedly acknowledges that 2013 ranks as ‘one of the good ones!
What happened to Charles Krug Winery?
Charles Krug Winery Robert Mondavi began his wine career there, until he founded his own winery in 1966. The winery still exists, and is owned by Robert’s younger brother Peter Mondavi’s family.
Who owns Krug?
Peter Mondavi, Sr.
It is the oldest winery in the Napa Valley and has been owned and operated by the Peter Mondavi, Sr. family for four generations. The winery dates back to 1861, when it was founded by Charles Krug, a Prussian immigrant, teacher, revolutionary, and visionary.
Is Charles Krug Sauvignon Blanc?
Classic Sauvignon Blanc at a great price, the Charles Krug Sauvignon Blanc from Napa Valley. 100% Sauvignon Blanc from Napa Valley, California (primarily the St. Helena estate). The wine is fermented and aged in stainless steel.
What wine is Charles Krug known for?
The signature wines upon which Charles Krug’s reputation was built: Generations, a classic Bordeaux-style red blend; and the iconic Vintage Selection, an artfully balanced Cabernet that has stood the test of time.
Is Charles Krug the same as Krug Champagne?
Krug Champagne was founded in 1843 in Rheims by Joseph Krug — no relation to Charles Krug who founded his own winery in St. Helena.
Is Charles Krug related to Krug champagne?
Was 2010 a good wine year?
Overall, the 2010 vintage is a year for great reds from France, Italy, and pockets of the New World. Many are likely to be making spectacular drinking now and the best examples are likely to develop even further. However, as this is a quality vintage for many, expect prices to run high.