International Cabernet Day

International Cabernet Day is dedicated to the finest and most popular type of wine in the world. There are two types recognized as the most popular in the world: Cabernet Franc is made from a unique Bordeaux grape, and Cabernet Sauvignon is a variant from a hybrid variety of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc.

History

The idea to launch International Cabernet Day arose in 2010 when several wineries got together to increase their sales, and after a while the event turned into a holiday that spread throughout America. Some argue that Cabernet is Merlot’s half-brother, which is why it can be difficult to tell them apart. The holiday is dedicated to the most versatile type of wine: everyone loves it, and gourmets call it a classic. And it can be combined with different types of dishes.

Interesting Facts

• It is the most popular grape variety grown in all wine regions of the world.
• The grape variety was cultivated by chance in the 17th century – farmers crossed Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc.
• Despite being hundreds of years old, Cabernet is one of the youngest grape varieties. Other varieties are much older.
• The drink is rich in tannins, which enhance the taste of any dish.
• France is the largest beverage producer in the world. The country has 126 acres of vineyards. In terms of prevalence, Cabernet is fourth in France.
• This type of wine is listed as a stock, and in China it is the most important grape variety.

How to take part

The best thing a person can do on International Cabernet Day is to drink a glass of this luxurious drink to appreciate its exquisite taste and delicate aroma. Read more about this type of wine, organize a party, and treat your guests to one of the best drinks in the world. Of course, talk about the holiday on social networks.

When is International Cabernet Day celebrated in 2023?

International Cabernet Day is observed on the first Thursday before U.S. Labor Day each year.

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