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Wines from USA

The USA is a relatively new wine producer having started active winemaking only in the mid-20th century but it is already the fourth largest in the world.

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Wines from USA

The USA is a relatively new wine producer having started active winemaking only in the mid-20th century but it is already the fourth largest in the world.

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Opus One 2016
California, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€784.90
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Opus One 2014
California, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€754.50
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Kyuve Juvenile, Torbreck 2020
Australia
Blend Red wine from Australia, distinguished by its density and ri...
€47.00
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Mixed Blacks Bukela 2019
California, USA
Grenache
€380.00
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Merlot Bukela 2019
Napa Valley, USA
Merlot
€380.00
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Mika Cabernet Sauvignon Bukela 2019
Napa Valley, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€369.00
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Opus One 2015
California, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€689.90
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Opus One 2013
California, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€733.90
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Cabernet Sauvignon Howell Mountain 2010
Napa Valley, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€899.00
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Cabernet Sauvignon Diamond Mountain 2010
Napa Valley, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€957.00
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Cabernet Sauvignon MV 2014
Sonoma County, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
€490.90

 The right climate in California gives the best results and it occupies a dominant position, which continues to build to this day. However, the other emerging regions should not be underestimated, and Oregon with its Pinot Noir deserves special attention. Perhaps the most interesting fact about this country, which plays a key role in establishing and positioning itself as a quality producer, is the blind tasting organised in Paris in 1976 by Stephen Spurrier, which involved selected wineries from California and France. To the great surprise of all attendees the first places in both red and white wines won the American representatives and this furore greatly contributed to the development of the Napa Valley and Sonoma as we see them today. The United States does not have a distinctive grape variety, but it works great with the French ones like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay and others.