1848 WINERY
7TH GENERATION CABERNET
GALILEE • ISRAEL
"Power, heritage, and elegance: the definitive Cabernet Sauvignon that tells the story of the Galin family in the land of Israel."
The Pinnacle of Family Tradition
The 1848 7th Generation Cabernet Sauvignon is the result of centuries of refinement. 1848 Winery, founded by the seventh generation of the Galin family, selects grapes from the oldest and most balanced vineyards in Galilee and the Judean Hills. This Cabernet is a wine of indomitable yet sophisticated character, aged with care to offer an experience that unites the spirituality of the Kosher process with the power of the world's great red wines.
1. Technical Details
Winery: 1848 Winery.
Origin: Israel (Selected plots in Galilee).
Variety: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon.
Aging: 15 to 18 months in new French oak barrels.
Certification: Kosher LePesach, Non-Mevushal.
Alcohol: 14.8% vol.
2. Luxury Tasting Notes
Appearance: Deep, intense purple color with violet highlights, high opacity.
Nose: An explosion of ripe black fruits (cassis, blackberries), notes of eucalyptus, fine leather, tobacco, and a dark chocolate finish imparted by its time in barrels.
Palate: Robust entry with great body. The tannins are dense and silky, providing an imposing structure. Extraordinarily long, elegant, and spicy finish.
3. Intensity Profile
4. Occasions and Recommended Pairing
Exclusive Pairing: Ideal to accompany premium red meat cuts (Rib Eye, Porterhouse), herb-roasted lamb, venison, game stews, and highly aged cheeses. Its power requires dishes of great intensity.
Suggested Occasions:
- Special Celebration: The wine of honor for religious holidays and significant anniversaries.
- Business: A high-impact label for executive-level dinners.
- Gourmet BBQ: Perfect for pairing with fine cuts prepared over charcoal or wood.
- Gifting: A gift of absolute prestige for collectors of Kosher wines.
- Romantic Dinner: Sophistication and depth for an intimate luxury evening.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the aging potential of this Cabernet?
Due to its high concentration and structure, it has an aging potential of 10 to 15 years if kept in optimal cellar conditions.
Is it suitable for Passover?
Yes, this wine is Kosher LePesach certified, meeting the most rigorous standards for the holiday.
Does it require decanting?
It is recommended to decant for at least 60 minutes before serving to allow the wine to aerate and unfold its full aromatic complexity.