Cabernet Sauvignon/Stonestreet Rockfall Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 750 ml
Stonestreet Rockfall Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 750 ml
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About this bottle
Stonestreet's Rockfall Cabernet Sauvignon comes from the winery's mountain estate vineyards in Alexander Valley, Sonoma County, where rocky, well-drained soils push the vines to work harder and produce more concentrated fruit. Expect dark currant and blackberry, graphite and dried herb notes typical of mountain-grown Cabernet, and firm, structured tannins built for aging. Stonestreet is known for estate-grown, site-specific bottlings rather than blended-appellation wines, and Rockfall reflects that — it's a more serious, structured Cabernet than an entry-level Sonoma bottling. Good for someone who wants a Cabernet with real backbone rather than a soft, ready-now style.
How to drink Stonestreet Rockfall Cabernet Sauvignon
Decant for an hour if you can — its firm, mountain-grown tannins benefit from air. Pair it with a well-marbled steak or lamb chops; it's structured enough to stand up to rich, fatty cuts.
Specs
Cabernet Sauvignon
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What makes 'mountain-grown' Cabernet different?
Mountain vineyards like Stonestreet's Alexander Valley estate tend to have rocky, well-drained soils that stress the vines and produce smaller, more concentrated berries — resulting in a firmer, more structured wine than valley-floor fruit.
Should this Cabernet be decanted?
Yes, an hour of air is a good idea — its firm tannins soften and the fruit opens up noticeably with some decanting time.
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