1848 Reserve
Cabernet Sauvignon • Upper Galilee
"Legacy and Mastery: a high-altitude Cabernet Sauvignon that pays homage to eight generations of winemaking tradition in the lands of Galilee."
A Story Written in the Land
The **1848** winery represents the eighth generation of the Shor family, pioneers of the modern Israeli wine industry. This **Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon** comes from the most selected terroirs of the Upper Galilee, where altitude and volcanic soil forge a wine of majestic power. Precisely aged in French oak, it is a collector's item that balances New World opulence with classic elegance.
1. Identity Profile
- Winery: 1848 Winery.
- Origin: Upper Galilee, Israel.
- Varietal: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon.
- Aging: 18 months in new French oak.
- Certification: Kosher Non-Mevushal.
- Alcohol Content: 14.5% Alc. Vol.
2. Sensory Experience
Sight: Deep, opaque garnet color. Very high intensity with great density and elegance in the glass.
Nose: Opulent bouquet of cassis, blueberries, and fresh mint. Deep notes of toasted wood, espresso coffee, leather, and a distinctive earthy minerality.
Palate: Majestic and enveloping entry. Full-bodied with robust but perfectly polished tannins. Eternal, complex, and slightly balsamic finish.
3. Wine Style
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4. Signature Pairing
Premium Cuts: Grilled Tomahawk, venison loin, or herb-crusted lamb ribs.
Complex Dishes: Extraordinary pairing with a **Oaxacan Black Mole** or long-cooked stews.
Serving: It is recommended to decant for at least **45 minutes** and serve at **18°C**.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean to be Non-Mevushal?
It means that the wine has not been pasteurized, preserving all its original organoleptic complexity. It is the preferred category for collectors and connoisseurs of high-end Kosher wines.
How long can I store it in my cellar?
This wine has remarkable aging potential. It can be stored for 10 to 15 years under optimal conditions, developing highly sophisticated tertiary notes.