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Ty Caton 2008 Racchus Reserve Red - Four Pack

Condition Red

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Four bottles?

Time for a little Racchanalia!

That one’s for free, Ty Caton. You can use “Racchanalia” as the title for any upcoming festivals or events in which you’ll be serving your Ty Caton 2008 Racchus Reserve Red. Think of the fun you’ll have!

Sure, the original Bacchanalia were mystic festivals held by cultists, but it could also describe a fun weekend outing at a winery where you enjoy a blend with deep, red color, a warm nose, and flavors of plum and black currant. You could maybe get the local pseudo-hippie indie folk act to play a set and people could dance and revel and laugh all afternoon.

Okay, sure, history shows the authorities generally react pretty poorly to things like Racchanalia, but think of all the maenads!

Features

Ty Caton 2008 Racchus Reserve Red:

Varietal: 36% Petite Sirah, 23% Syrah, 16% Merlot, 9% Petite Verdot, 9% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Cabernet Franc, 3% Malbec
Appellation: California
Oak: 12 months French oak, mixed new & used barrels
Alcohol: 14.1%
Released: August 25, 2010 AD
Production: 529 cases

Deep and rich in color, this wine’s enhanced warm oak nose leads to flavors of black currant, blackberry and plum. The soft texture leads to an extended finish with hint of chocolate

Specs

Ty Caton 2008 Racchus Reserve Red

Specs

Ty Caton 2008 Racchus Reserve Red

Vendor Details

Ty Caton Vineyards

Founded:: 2005
Owners:: Ty Caton
Location:: Sonoma, CA

While digging a well on his family’s soon-to-be-vineyard in Sonoma, Ty Caton came across some artifacts that didn’t quite appear Native Indian in nature. The items were determined to be Roman, dating back to 60’s B.C. A major archeological dig was soon underway and the ruins of a small Roman temple were unearthed. After exhaustive research, we’ve determined the temple belonged to a long lost and little-known Roman god named Racchus, Bacchus’ twin brother by another mother.

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