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J. Lohr Seven Oaks Paso Robles

Red wine

| 750 ml

| United States

California

95 % of 100

| 61 reviews Add Your Review

$24.70

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A hit with Californian wine lovers in Quebec! This wine combines powerful texture and supple tannins, a balance that plays perfectly with the woody and vanilla flavours of its aging in oak barrels and the character of Cabernet Sauvignon. A sure hit that will accompany both pulled pork and beef stew with mushrooms.

Country United States
Region California
Regulated Designation Table wine
Degree of alcohol 13.5 %
Sugar content 2.5 g/L
Color Red
Size 750 ml
Producer J. Lohr Winery
Promoting agent Société Commerciale Clément
SAQ code 313825
UPC code 00089121288122

Tasting

Aromas blackcurrant, candied cherry, coconut, roasting
Aging potential
Drink now or keep 5 years following the vintage

Acidity present
Sweetness dry
Body full-bodied
Mouthfeel opulent
Wood balanced

Serving temperature From 15°C to 17°C

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Flank steak marinated in beer

Preparation 15 min

Cooking time 15 min
Beef Kefta brochettes

Preparation 1 h 10 min

Cooking time 10 min
Bison burgers with blue cheese

Preparation 20 min

Cooking time 14 min

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of Alexie R.

Mansfield-et-Pontefract

January 11, 2024

(Automatically translated) Very good Cabernet Sauvignon with aromas of blackcurrant, candied cherry and coconut. A great all-rounder for red meat meals. This wine is perfect to drink at a night out with friends!

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of Carol Ann E.

Magog - Rue Principale

September 7, 2022

(Automatically translated) I love this slightly woody wine with an adorable nose with a stew. Smell of barley sugar. An eternal crush for me, yum, yum

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