Napa Valley may be one of the most well-known wine growing regions in the world, but many people aren’t aware of how many distinct sub-appellations the region actually has — 16, in case you’re wondering. And, while Napa is well-suited to growing a variety of grapes, there’s no denying that Napa Valley is cabernet country, with cabernet being the most widely planted grape in the region. In a perfect world, we’d spend an entire month (or more!) exploring what makes Napa Valley cabernet what it is, from the varying microclimates to the diverse soils. However, since that’s not the most realistic approach for most, there’s now a simpler solution thanks to 1881 Napa.
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