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2015 Cabernet Pfeffer Bottle
Ser Winery
Ser Winery Team
Ser Winery | Santa Cruz, CA

2015 Cabernet Pfeffer

Aromas of cranberry, red currant and white peppercorn. Juicy red fruit and spice on the palate.

100% Cabernet Pfeffer

VINEYARDS

The Wirz vineyard is located in the CIenega Valley of the Gabilan Mountain range. 95 year old vines, dry farmed, organiically farmed in decomposed granite and limestone soils. The Siletto vineyard is located just East of the Wirz vineyard near Paicines in San Benito County. 25 year old vines on gravelly loam soil.

WINEMAKING

Grapes were cold soaked for 4 days prior to primary fermentation. Maceration post fermentation for 5 days, pressed to neutral french oak puncheon. Aged 14 months prior to bottling.

TASTING NOTES

Aromas of cranberry, red currant and white peppercorn. Juicy red fruit and spice on the palate. Delicate tannins yet structured.
Type: Red Wine
ABV: 14.0%
Volume: 750ml
Vintage: 2015
Cases Produced: 230

Price

$40.00 ($40.00 / bottle)

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Ser Winery
Ser Winery | Santa Cruz, CA
SER: (SPANISH) EXPRESSING IDENTITY OR ORIGIN

Ser is an artisanal winery based out of Santa Cruz, CA, specializing in varietal, vineyard designate, old world style wines, produced in a natural way to allow the expression of their varietal character and the vineyards from which they are sourced.

Ser began its first vintage in 2012 with wines sourced from vineyards influenced by the Pacific Ocean. Cool climate, central coast vineyards including the appellations of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Cienega Valley, Santa Lucia Highlands and more recently Edna Valley are the primary sources of fruit.

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