2004 | Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards | Right Bank For Discount

2004 | Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards | Right Bank

Red Wine: 2004 | Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards | Right Bank

The saturated purple-colored 2004 Right Bank offers up sweet scents of espresso roast, white chocolate, plums, black currants, smoke, and flowers. A beautiful texture, medium to full body, and good glycerin. Grainy tannins and great freshness, finishing long with serious mineral layers.

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Producer: Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards

Vintage: 2004

Size: 750ml

Varietal: Bordeaux Blend Red

Country/Region: United States, Napa Valley

Detailed Description

The saturated purple-colored 2004 Right Bank offers up sweet scents of espresso roast, white chocolate, plums, black currants, smoke, and flowers. A beautiful texture, medium to full body, and good glycerin. Grainy tannins and great freshness, finishing long with serious mineral layers.

Producer Information

Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards are located just east of St. Helena in the Napa Valley where Conn Creek flows out of Howell Mountain. Twenty-six acres of vineyards, divided into nine blocks, along with a fifteen acre-foot reservoir are the heart of this 40-acre grape-growing paradise. Separated from the Napa Valley floor by a north/south running ridge, the world-renowned wineries of Joseph Heitz and Joseph Phelps are located on the west side of this ridge and the Anderson’s Estate Vineyards are on the east side at a perfect elevation of 400 feet. The vineyards not only enjoy Napa Valley’s superb microclimate, but share the same Bale Loam Series as are found on the famous Rutherford Bench. This combination of clay-loam soil and microclimate produces up to 106 tons of exceptional fruit each year. One from which a world-class Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux-style blend, called Éloge, can be artfully handcrafted.