2019 Niner Estate Cabernet Paso Robles

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$34.99

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Paso Robles

100% Estate Grown

Winemaker Notes

The 2019 growing season was temperate and moderate, resulting in a well-balanced, gorgeous Cabernet Sauvignon vintage. We hand-harvested our Cabernet Sauvignon grapes throughout the month of October with a slow, methodical approach. This allowed us to capture the complex spectrum of flavors that Cabernet Sauvignon is revered for: vibrant, dark cherry, brushy herbs, powerful tannins and full-bodied fruit. We de-stemmed the grapes and fermented them in stainless steel tanks. Only free-run juice was used in this bottling, and we aged it in 42% new French Oak barrels for 20 months before bottling. The wine is vibrant and youthful, with a balance of dark fruit flavors, persistent and plush tannins and a cool, herbal tone.

Blend: 84% Cabernet Sauvignon, 6% Cabernet Franc, 6% Malbec, 4% Petit Verdot

About Niner Estate

FAMILY OWNED & ESTATE GROWN

we are 100% estate grown and the integration of farming and winemaking is the foundation of everything we do.

We currently farm a total of 240 acres across three different vineyards in Paso Robles and Edna Valley, and make all our wine in our LEED Certified Winery at Heart Hill Vineyard.  We are known for our estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as well as our flagship blend Fog Catcher; however, we grow a wide range of varietals and specialize in small lot bottlings that we allocate primarily to our Wine Club Members.

After growing up on a farm in West Virginia, Richard Niner spent his career building small businesses across a wide variety of industries.  One of his business ventures brought him to Paso Robles in the early 1990s and he was immediately drawn to the potential of both the land and the people who lived here.  After a long search, Richard and Pam purchased their first vineyard, Bootjack Ranch, in 2001 and spent the next decade building a tasting room and winery, finding and planting two additional vineyards, and assembling the current team. In 2013 they retired and their son Andy took over the day-to-day management of the business.

WE LOVE WHERE WE LIVE AND WHAT WE DO

We are passionate about sharing our wines with our customers in every aspect of any experience. The Central Coast of California is truly a spectacular place, and we host winery tours, seasonally inspired lunch service and a variety of fun and creative dinners designed to showcase it.

We believe that good people are the key to a memorable experience, so all our events are designed to be interactive and educational. Our Chef might decide to teach you how to shuck fresh oysters during a class; our Winemaker may lead a blending seminar with his favorite barrels; our Vineyard Manager might take you to the top of Heart Hill to geek out about rootstock. Regardless, our goal is to have guests walk away loving this place as much as we do.

THIRD-PAR­TY CERTIFICATIONS

In 2023 we were award­ed the Cal­i­for­nia Green Medal Sus­tain­able Wine­grow­ing Lead­er­ship Award for Busi­ness. This award rec­og­nizes busi­ness­es for their advanced sus­tain­abil­i­ty prac­tices and inno­va­tion based on a com­pre­hen­sive judg­ing process focused on both sus­tain­able viti­cul­ture and winemaking.

Our winer­ies, tast­ing room and restau­rant are cer­ti­fied Sil­ver in the ​Lead­er­ship in Ener­gy and Envi­ron­men­tal Design” pro­gram. LEED is the ​glob­al­ly rec­og­nized stan­dard for the design, con­struc­tion and oper­a­tion of high-per­for­mance green build­ings and neigh­bor­hoods.” This cer­ti­fi­ca­tion speaks to the way our build­ings are built: fea­tures like motion-acti­vat­ed lights, night-air cool­ing and our on-site water recla­ma­tion sys­tem are all factors.

Our winer­ies and vine­yards are SIP Cer­ti­fied. If you think of LEED as a cer­ti­fi­ca­tion for how our build­ings are con­struct­ed; SIP (“Sus­tain­abil­i­ty in Prac­tice”) is a cer­ti­fi­ca­tion for how we oper­ate. We could have the most envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly build­ing around and it would be a moot point if we left on all of our lights and opened up our water taps. The SIP Win­ery Cer­ti­fi­ca­tion includes a third-par­ty audit that mon­i­tors our resource use and oper­at­ing plans to ensure that we are being sus­tain­able in our prac­tices. In 2016 we became the first win­ery to achieve this certification.

 

2019 Niner Estate Cabernet Paso Robles

$34.99

Out of stock

Country

Size

Vintage

Categories: , ,

Paso Robles

100% Estate Grown

Winemaker Notes

The 2019 growing season was temperate and moderate, resulting in a well-balanced, gorgeous Cabernet Sauvignon vintage. We hand-harvested our Cabernet Sauvignon grapes throughout the month of October with a slow, methodical approach. This allowed us to capture the complex spectrum of flavors that Cabernet Sauvignon is revered for: vibrant, dark cherry, brushy herbs, powerful tannins and full-bodied fruit. We de-stemmed the grapes and fermented them in stainless steel tanks. Only free-run juice was used in this bottling, and we aged it in 42% new French Oak barrels for 20 months before bottling. The wine is vibrant and youthful, with a balance of dark fruit flavors, persistent and plush tannins and a cool, herbal tone.

Blend: 84% Cabernet Sauvignon, 6% Cabernet Franc, 6% Malbec, 4% Petit Verdot

About Niner Estate

FAMILY OWNED & ESTATE GROWN

we are 100% estate grown and the integration of farming and winemaking is the foundation of everything we do.

We currently farm a total of 240 acres across three different vineyards in Paso Robles and Edna Valley, and make all our wine in our LEED Certified Winery at Heart Hill Vineyard.  We are known for our estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as well as our flagship blend Fog Catcher; however, we grow a wide range of varietals and specialize in small lot bottlings that we allocate primarily to our Wine Club Members.

After growing up on a farm in West Virginia, Richard Niner spent his career building small businesses across a wide variety of industries.  One of his business ventures brought him to Paso Robles in the early 1990s and he was immediately drawn to the potential of both the land and the people who lived here.  After a long search, Richard and Pam purchased their first vineyard, Bootjack Ranch, in 2001 and spent the next decade building a tasting room and winery, finding and planting two additional vineyards, and assembling the current team. In 2013 they retired and their son Andy took over the day-to-day management of the business.

WE LOVE WHERE WE LIVE AND WHAT WE DO

We are passionate about sharing our wines with our customers in every aspect of any experience. The Central Coast of California is truly a spectacular place, and we host winery tours, seasonally inspired lunch service and a variety of fun and creative dinners designed to showcase it.

We believe that good people are the key to a memorable experience, so all our events are designed to be interactive and educational. Our Chef might decide to teach you how to shuck fresh oysters during a class; our Winemaker may lead a blending seminar with his favorite barrels; our Vineyard Manager might take you to the top of Heart Hill to geek out about rootstock. Regardless, our goal is to have guests walk away loving this place as much as we do.

THIRD-PAR­TY CERTIFICATIONS

In 2023 we were award­ed the Cal­i­for­nia Green Medal Sus­tain­able Wine­grow­ing Lead­er­ship Award for Busi­ness. This award rec­og­nizes busi­ness­es for their advanced sus­tain­abil­i­ty prac­tices and inno­va­tion based on a com­pre­hen­sive judg­ing process focused on both sus­tain­able viti­cul­ture and winemaking.

Our winer­ies, tast­ing room and restau­rant are cer­ti­fied Sil­ver in the ​Lead­er­ship in Ener­gy and Envi­ron­men­tal Design” pro­gram. LEED is the ​glob­al­ly rec­og­nized stan­dard for the design, con­struc­tion and oper­a­tion of high-per­for­mance green build­ings and neigh­bor­hoods.” This cer­ti­fi­ca­tion speaks to the way our build­ings are built: fea­tures like motion-acti­vat­ed lights, night-air cool­ing and our on-site water recla­ma­tion sys­tem are all factors.

Our winer­ies and vine­yards are SIP Cer­ti­fied. If you think of LEED as a cer­ti­fi­ca­tion for how our build­ings are con­struct­ed; SIP (“Sus­tain­abil­i­ty in Prac­tice”) is a cer­ti­fi­ca­tion for how we oper­ate. We could have the most envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly build­ing around and it would be a moot point if we left on all of our lights and opened up our water taps. The SIP Win­ery Cer­ti­fi­ca­tion includes a third-par­ty audit that mon­i­tors our resource use and oper­at­ing plans to ensure that we are being sus­tain­able in our prac­tices. In 2016 we became the first win­ery to achieve this certification.