Cabernet Sauvignon Anjea Sleeping Lady Napa Valley

Australian mythology, really? But that's where the name of this wine "Anjea" comes from, a fertility goddess of the Aborigines, who expresses the connection and respect for the land and its people. This is exactly how the Bettinellis live, behave and work. So what could be more natural than to name the wine made from their grapes after Anjea? Exactly, nothing!

This Anjea is an unusual Napa Cabernet, so much to start with. Of course, there is fruit, not in short supply, dark berries and a beguiling full load of intense floral aromas. Wow, I can hardly get enough of this fragrance. Powerful and bold, shamelessly showing its shaping structure, the wine moves through the palate and makes the pituitary gland release endorphins, and not in short supply! This one, Anjea, is a lot of fun. Too bad you can't all experience this moment of happiness.