McKahn Morning Glass Grenache Poderi Cellario The resulting wine is a

The resulting wine is a split screen of bright acidity and some darker tones from the older base wine

Perfect balance between grape tannins and wood tannins that make it tasty

Blend of Muller Thurgau

Deep ruby red in color

the tannins are firm and there is a balanced acidity

McKahn Morning Glass Grenache Poderi Cellario The resulting wine is aA dynamically fruit forward wine, the bouquet opens with bing cherry, red currant, elderberry, and raspberry compote. Bramble, all spice, and what can only be described as a warm, sunny California summer day (yes that has a smell, and its unmistakable) complement this wine nicely. The palate is rich and soft with supple tannins and a lingeringly long finish. The Grenache grapes used to craft this wine were grown by Luis Zabala in the Arroyo Seco