National Geographic Condor Cabernet 2018

Cabernet Sauvignon reigns supreme in California. Our expert team loves to swoop in and scoop up exciting finds for you—and they’ve really outdone themselves with this limited-edition National Geographic release.

With a wing span of almost 10 feet, the California condor is the largest flying bird in North America. Sacred among Native Americans prior to European settlement, this huge bird has been on the U.S. endangered species list since 1967. When thinking about a suitably big red with which to pay tribute, talented winemaker Trevor Sheehan knew it had to be Cabernet Sauvignon. He sourced grapes from his favorite vineyard sites, and thanks to the stellar 2018 vintage, he had his pick of premium fruit.

Like the California condor for which it’s named, this Cabernet Sauvignon is sleek and majestic. It delivers ripe plum and black currant, supported by subtle licorice and mocha characters. You’ll be flying high if you pair it with hearty barbecued dishes or rich winter stews.

Order your share today before this elegant Cab flies out of our cellars.