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2014 Hellhound Red 2014 HellHound Red Hellhound...a supernatural dog, mythical in nature, jet black and red with piercing yellow eyes, the guardian of the gates of hell. Legend has it that see- ing a hellhound or hearing its howl is ominous. Stare into its eyes three times and death awaits. Just think of what will happen when you drink a glass of Mutt Lynch HellHound. Dark and violent, a hellish blend of Cabernet Sauvi- gnon, Cabernet Franc, Zinfandel and Petite Sirah. Certainly not for the faint of heart. Be careful!—Brenda Lynch 2014 Vintage Double Gold - Sonoma County Harvest Fair Brenda’s Winemaking A beast of a blend. Brenda conjured up a variety of winemaking tools to create and tame this beast—varietal blending to perfection, fermentation in open top tanks, hand punch downs and oak aging. It’s hard to stare down the belly of this beast, but we think there’ll be no question about our winemaker’s prowess upon your first taste. Tasting Notes Information Our 2014 HellHound opens with a primordial roar of toasty oak and Vintage: 2014 blackberries. This beast then delivers to the palate sinfully tempting Appellation: Sonoma County flavors of blackberries, cherries, tobacco and leather. The 2014 Hell- Hound is big, bad and beautiful. Full-bodied, with just the right Alcohol: 14.5% amount of tannins, our 2014 HellHound leaves you with a finish that will have wanting more, more, more. Consequences be damned! Produced: 570 Cases UPC: 8 50432 0000 2 Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf? For a hellishly delicious pairing, we suggest you go the grill route with your favorite steak cuts, but you can also pair with a hearty pasta Bolognese. We know either will be a supernatural combination! Brenda Lynch Brenda & Chris Lynch, Owners 9050 Windsor Road, Windsor, CA (707) 942-6180 ©2017 Mutt Lynch Winery, Windsor, CA [email protected] www.muttlynchwinery.com .
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