The acclaimed Schroeder family of winemakers has braved the elements in Argentina's southerly Patagonia region since 1927—and they've really mastered the conditions. Exhibit A: Their signature Schroeder Estate Patagonia Cabernet Sauvignon, which offers complex aromas of smoky black currant that lead to a smooth and intensely flavored, fruit-rich palate.

Some of their success comes down to climate. Down in Patagonia, at 39° South Latitude, sunny days, cool nights and icy-cold Antarctic winds produce uniquely tight clusters of Cabernet. These grapes are tiny and thick skinned, yielding reds of serious color and flavor.

But part the rest comes down to the family. The Schroeder's are quality obsessed, constantly innovating and always looking for the best way to interpret their unique terroir to make "wines that master sommeliers should love” (says The Wine Advocate).

Previous vintages of the wine have earned gold medals and 90+ points from France’s Gilbert & Gaillard, Vinous.com and critic James Suckling. We can promise this release is just as good.

Look forward to generous yet balanced flavors of cassis, red currant and vibrant cherry, accented by graphite, nutmeg and tobacco leaf. It’s all hemmed in by chewy tannins throughout a long, persistent finish.

This is a serious Cabernet value—and the perfect partner for a juicy steak. Secure your share today.