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Red Wine - Cabernet Franc
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1989 Ch. Cheval Blanc St. Émilion Bordeaux
By most anyone enthusiast's measure Cheval Blanc is one of the top properties in the St. Émilion area of Bordeaux. The vineyard here is planted to Cabernet Franc and Merlot, but unlike many of its neighbors Merlot is the minor player. Quite rich in better vintages, the 1989 is just beginning to show the benefits of cellar time.
Price: $245,00
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1997 Babcock Winery Fathom Santa Barbara County California
Primarily Cabernet Franc along with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, this is a deliciously rich, smooth, and harmonious wine that will appeal to all palates -- fathom that!
Price: $29,95
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1997 Ch. de Vaugaudry Chinon Clos du Plessis-Gerbault Loire Valley France
A supple, medium-bodied Cabernet Franc with ripe raspberry and tobacco leaf aromas and the slightly chalky tannins typical of reds from this part of the Loire Valley.
Price: $16,00
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1997 Chateau de Brissac Anjou-Villages Loire Valley France
Anjou-Villages has been on the wine map since the dukes of Brissac established vineyards there in 1515. Perched atop Anjou's vinous pyramid, Cabernets Franc and Sauvignon from Anjou-Villages connote superior quality and superior value. A wine.com U.S. exclusive.
Price: $9,95
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1997 Clos LaChance Cabernet Franc Santa Cruz Mountains California
Candied black cherry, black pepper, and tobacco leaf round out this rich and juicy offering from Clos LaChance. Taste in one sip why Cabernet Franc is no longer just a blending grape. A scant 325 cases produced.
Price: $35,00
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1997 Cosentino Winery Cabernet Franc Napa Valley California
Ripe, black cherry fruit and a touch of pepper round out this youthful and zippy Cabernet Franc. Taste for yourself why Cabernet Franc isn't just a blending grape anymore. Only 950 cases produced.
Price: $28,00
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1998 Chateau de la Roulerie Anjou Rouge Les Maronis Loire Valley France
Hailing from the Anjou district of the Loire Valley southwest of Paris, this easygoing wine invites you to cheer its elegant tannins and mouthwatering berry flavors. This Cabernet Franc will be best with creamy Brie and Camembert.
Price: $7,95
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1998 Dom. de Beausejour Chinon Loire Valley France
Although not widely known in the United States, Cabernet Franc from Chinon can represent an excellent value in red wine. This fine example is ready for your table now.
Price: $15,00
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1998 Dom. de la Noblaie Chinon Loire Valley France
The French writer Rabelais peppered his prose in praise of the red wine of Chinon. The 16th century scribe did much to popularize (and deplete) this wine in France, yet since then Chinon has somehow evaded international attention. Until now. A wine.com U.S. exclusive.
Price: $12,00
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1998 Dom. des Pourthie Cabernet Franc Vin de Pays d'Oc
A lovely medium-bodied red with juicy red berry fruit, green herb and a touch of oak. A great value!
Price: $11,00
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