The Cabernet Sauvignon is among the most famous and noble red wines in the world, which is why it is also referred to as a noble grape.
The cradle of the Cabernet Sauvignon vine most likely stood in the Bordeaux region of France. From here, it embarked on its victorious journey to the whole (wine) world. Currently, the cultivation area of Cabernet Sauvignon is nearly 200,000 hectares worldwide, and in recent times it has also been increasingly cultivated overseas. In Germany, nearly 300 hectares are planted with Cabernet Sauvignon, with the largest areas located in the Pfalz region.
Red wine 
dry 
Italy 
Sardinia 
