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Size: 750 ml
Proof: 29.6
Created: Daniel Daou & George Daou

• 58% Petit Verdot & 42% Petite Sirah
• Bottled In Timeless Elegance 
• Bold Preservation

Taste
DAOU Family Estates Bodyguard Red Wine Paso Robles is a stunning masterpiece, carefully crafted with an unwavering commitment to quality, capturing the essence of traditional California winemaking with a modern twist. It is elegant and smooth with juicy bright, generous flavors of berries such as cherry, cranberry and blueberry over slight hints of truffle, toffee and menthol. The finish is smooth and mellow with lingering hints of berries on the backend of the palate.

History
DAOU Family Estates Bodyguard Red Wine Paso Robles is named after the Arabic word which means light or illumination. It is crafted as bold red wines which are also sought out after investments thanks to their fantastic aging potential and classy dark fruit flavors. It is produced by a brand that pays homage to the heritage of winemaking, celebrating the rich heritage and style of Paso Robles, California, by drawing inspiration from the diverse terroirs and passion of those who made in the 19th century, with modern-. Accredited techniques preserve long-standing practices. Each bottle speaks of exotic ingredients and American innovation, blending the cultural heritage of this region with modern winemaking innovations. It is crafted with unwavering commitment and a distinctive flavor profile, Daou Family Estates Bodyguard Red Wine stands as a symbol of American red wine. Whether enjoyed in central California or at events worldwide, it is a favorite among seekers of the most authentic, elegant, and unique American wine experience. Embrace California's winemaking heritage and prosperous growth with the current Daou Family Estates Bodyguard Red Wine, and elevate your drinking experience – where tradition, innovation, and timeless energy combine in a spirited celebration of craftsmanship with the protective spirit of Paso Robles.

Please drink responsibly, you must be at least 21 years of age to drink alcoholic beverages.

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