Winecast: Cabernet Franc

Some time with a grape that should get more attention.

[@JohnSmith-vd6fc]

I was totally blown away by the uniqueness of the first Cab Franc I tasted.

[@SimonLedsham]

Great video. I love cool-climate Cab Franc from Niagara and the Okanagan, as well as the Loire. I find the green bell pepper notes refreshing and food-friendly.

[@nightfangs]

We also have a few single varietals of Cab Franc made from different regions here in Australia by a handful of Wineries such as Mount Mary(Yarra Valley) or Brash Higgins(McLaren Vale).

[@natalieestrella4669]

Great Winsecasts! Great information and learning! Thank you!

[@danf321]

Cab Franc...one of the great wines, yet mostly unknown by wine drinkers. When made properly, Cab Franc is a fantastic complex wine. I have some stellar examples from Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara County here in Calif.

[@pilsplease7561]

paso is a bit too hot for really good cab franc, but im closer to the coast in arroyo grande and I feel that my wine is true to french style and has all the complexity you expect.

[@nickwilson1476]

These are excellent, thank you for making them.

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Thank you for saying so and for taking the time to watch them and send a message. I'm glad they're helpful. Cheers!

[@loganhumphreys700]

Really enjoyed this video! Learned a lot!

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Glad to hear. Thanks for watching and taking the time to send a message. Cheers!

[@Adrian802]

Niagara Region also produces Cabernet Franc Reds. Not just Icewine. Tawse, and Peller Estate are just a small sample. Oh yeah, they're 100% non blended.