Lexicon varietal wines are carefully selected by Fran Kysela to show the essence of each variety, along with its terroir of origin, both of which are essential elements of a good wine.
A strong sense of berry comes with an elegant touch of oak and vanilla aromas. The palate is fruity, but the tannins are quite present. The flavors are classic for a Mendoza Cabernet Sauvignon wine - plum, dark berry, fig cookie and chocolate - with a lengthy finish.
Anything on the grill, particularly, beef and pork.
"Violet color. Aromas and flavors of chocolate covered berries, mocha nuts, and purple flowers with a satiny, vibrant, fruity medium-to-full body and a seamless, interesting, medium-long finish displaying accents of chocolate orange peels, berry chutney on raisin toast, and spiced nuts with well-integrated, chewy tannins and moderate oak flavor. A juicy, chewy, fruit-forward Cabernet that is sure to please."
- Beverage Testing Institute (May 2022), 92 pts
- Wine Enthusiast (November 2022), 91 pts
"Rubbery black-fruit aromas lead to a firm, tight and drying palate. This Cab first tastes of saucy berry fruits, then savory oak and wood grain come into play. A short, wiry finish is marks the close. - MICHAEL SCHACHNER"
- Wine Enthusiast (December 2020), 87 pts
"The 2014 Lexicon Cabernet Sauvignon shows the Cabernet's more chocolaty, tobacco leaf and black and red currant side and has a similar color to its stable mates. The wine boasts loads of fruit, good texture and length. All of these wines probably have more aging potential than I would risk, but they are clearly meant to be drunk when released, and no doubt will hold onto their fruity intensity for several years, if not longer."
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (March 2016), 88 pts - Excellent Wine Values for Under $25
Lexicon varietal wines are carefully selected by Fran Kysela MS to show the essence of each variety, along with its terroir of origin – both essential elements of a good ...
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