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Impact of Taransaud Oak Barrels on Girard Cabernet Sauvignon

We caught up with winemaker, Glenn Hugo, a couple of weeks ago in the cellar and he gave us a quick education on the use of oak barrels from several different coopers when aging our mountain designate Cabernet Sauvignon, including Mt. Veeder.  This is the first video in a series, so check back soon for the [...]

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Girard Cabernet Sauvignon from Mt. Veeder

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A Day for Cabernet Sauvignon

Known as the King of all the fine wine grapes, is there any doubt that it should deserve its own day for celebration? Cabernet Sauvignon is, arguably, the most well-known red grape on the planet and gained high regard early in wine history as the main proportion of the prominent Bordeaux wines hailing from the [...]

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