Binyamina Yogev
Cabernet Sauvignon Varietal
"The strength of the field in every glass: a recognition of the daily work in the vineyards of Israel, where the noble structure of Cabernet meets the freshness of the Mediterranean."
Purity and Noble Character
The Binyamina Yogev Cabernet Sauvignon breaks away from extreme sobriety to offer a dynamic and lively profile. This honest varietal balances the classic structure of the grape with a generous fruit load, allowing the character of the terroir to be the protagonist. With a very subtle oak influence that rounds the tannins, it is an elegant and versatile Cabernet under strict Kosher certification.
1. Identity Profile
- Winery: Binyamina Winery (Yogev Series)
- Origin: Selected vineyards from the best regions of Israel.
- Varietal: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon.
- Category: Varietal Red / Kosher.
- Winemaking: Brief resting in oak to polish the body without masking primary aromas.
- Profile: Structured, firm, and vibrant.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Deep ruby red color with violet hues that denote its youth.
Nose: Clean aromas of blackcurrants, blackberries, and a hint of sweet pepper. Light notes of toasted oak and soft spices that add complexity.
Palate: Firm and well-defined entry. Present but pleasant tannins. Intense flavors of forest fruits with a balanced acidity that provides a clean and persistent finish.
3. Art of Serving and Pairing
Pairing: Roasted red meats, gourmet burgers, spiced lamb, pasta with intense sauces, or semi-cured cheeses.
Occasion: Ideal for weekend barbecues or casual dinners with friends.
Service: Enjoy between 16°C and 18°C. Let it rest for a few minutes in the glass to open its bouquet.
4. Frequently Asked Questions
What is the philosophy behind this Cabernet Sauvignon from the Yogev line?
The Yogev line aims to highlight varietal purity and the work of the farmer (Yogev). Unlike heavy reserves, this wine offers a more dynamic Cabernet, where the freshness of the Mediterranean fruit is not overshadowed by oak.
What kind of aging does this wine have?
It has a brief resting period in oak barrels. The purpose of this short aging is solely to polish the tannins to achieve a silky texture, while keeping the primary aromas of currant and blackberries intact.
