It's the main grape behind some of the world's most revered and expensive red wines, such as Ch. Cheval Blanc in St. Emilion. It's also the chief red varietal of the Loire region. What's Cabernet Franc like? For starters, it's thick, dark, bright, and richly flavorful. The great chateaus of the Medoc use it to bring their otherwise paltry Cabernet Sauvignons up to snuff...
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The great chateaus of the Medoc use it to bring their otherwise paltry Cabernet Sauvignons up to snuff. Another plus: it ages extremely well, thanks to its inherent balance and tannins. I cellar my Cabernet Francs for at least five years to allow them to develop maximum aroma and reasonably soft tannins; but they can often be kept for decades under optimum storage conditions...
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