Dearden Wines – Two Iron Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 🇺🇸

Precision, Power & Pure Napa Valley Cab Vibes

A Cabernet with a swing as smooth as a 6-iron at sunset.
The 2020 Two Iron Cabernet Sauvignon from Dearden Wines is Napa Valley in full form — bold fruit, velvet tannins, and layers that hit like a slow burn. Crafted by Chris Dearden, a winemaker (and golf junkie) with 25+ vintages under his belt, this bottle is a tribute to discipline, detail, and pure California class.

🏆 93 Points – Wine Enthusiast

“Deep ruby hue… blackberry, cassis, vanilla… rich fruit, velvet tannins, and a finish that sticks the landing.”

🍷 Tasting Notes

• Color: Deep ruby — polished and precise.

• Nose: Blackberry, cassis, and a whisper of vanilla oak.

• Palate: Full-bodied and finessed. Think layers of dark fruit, a hint of mocha, and fine acidity holding it all together.

• Finish: Long, smooth, and just enough spice and dark chocolate to keep you coming back.

🏌️♂️ The Story Behind the Swing

Dearden Wines isn’t just another Napa label — it’s the vision of Chris Dearden, a name whispered with respect in Napa’s cellars. His Two Iron series fuses his two loves: golf and great Cabernet. Why Two Iron? Because it's the club that demands precision — and delivers when you get it right.

Sourced from hand-picked vineyards in Upper Napa Valley, this 2020 vintage is a study in balance, aged to perfection and ready to impress.

🍽️ Perfect Pairings

• 🥩 Mains: Grilled ribeye, lamb chops, beef stew — anything with richness and depth.

• 🧀 Cheese: Aged cheddar, Gouda, or blue cheese (for the bold-hearted).

• 🍫 Dessert: Dark chocolate truffles, flourless chocolate cake, or blackberry cobbler.

📦 Wine Specs

• Blend: 97% Cabernet Sauvignon, 3% Merlot

• Region: Napa Valley, California

• Vintage: 2020

• ABV: 14.3%

• Bottle Size: 750ml

• Serve At: 16–18°C (aka 60–65°F, just cool enough to show off)

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