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WARRANT: 'I Saw Red' Autographed Limited-Edition Cabernet Sauvignon Now Available

August 3, 2012

The elite South Coast Temecula Winery and rock band WARRANT have joined forces to create WARRANT's newest Cabernet Sauvignon!

The wine, named appropriately after the band's hit song "I Saw Red", is available in the Temecula Valley — where WARRANT guitarist Erik Turner has a home — as well as online to out-of-state wine lovers or collectors.

Official description: "Just like the band that inspired this wine, this Cabernet Sauvignon is bold rugged individualistic with dark and complex characteristics. Warrant, I Saw Red, Cabernet Sauvignon goes beyond the general descriptions and delivers even more. Rich, concentrated character that is layered with ripe black cherry, cassis and blueberry jam fruit aromas are underscored with modest herbal scents and warm, smoky oak tones. Full bodied and velvety upon first taste, this is a supple wine with great varietal intensity."

Each bottle is hand-signed and numbered by the Turner. Due to limited supply, no discounts will be applied.

Vintage: NV
Type: Red Wine
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
Alcohol %: 13.8
PH: 3.54
Acid Content: 0.64 g/100mL
Residual Sugar: 0.88 g/100mL
Harvest Date: Various
Bottling Date: July 2012
Wine Volume (mL): 750

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