It's made from grapes grown on the grounds of Jack London's Wolf House in the hills of Sonoma County, and it's a consistent winner in blind tastings. Try the $18 zinfandel too.
8.22.2008
W.C. is drinking
Kenwood Jack London 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon, $24 per bottle by the half case at Vons and other fine supermarkets.
It's made from grapes grown on the grounds of Jack London's Wolf House in the hills of Sonoma County, and it's a consistent winner in blind tastings. Try the $18 zinfandel too.
It's made from grapes grown on the grounds of Jack London's Wolf House in the hills of Sonoma County, and it's a consistent winner in blind tastings. Try the $18 zinfandel too.
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