Event page! 5c75a03370391851e47e0f975e68d1c6 international-cabernet-sauvignon-day

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        "text": "International Cabernet Sauvignon Day celebrates Cabernet Sauvignon, the bold red-wine grape often called the “King of Reds.” Observed on the Thursday before Labor Day, the day brings together people who appreciate the grape and the wines made from it.\nCabernet Sauvignon originated in Bordeaux, France, where it emerged in the 17th century from an accidental crossing of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc. Its thick skin and resistance to various diseases helped it thrive in the Bordeaux climate, while its deep color, bold tannins, and ability to age gracefully helped earn it international acclaim. Today, Cabernet Sauvignon is cultivated in many wine-producing regions, including France, Italy, the United States, and parts of Latin America. Sonoma County Winegrowers describes the grape’s origins and characteristics.\nThe holiday was first organized in 2009 by Rick Bakas, a marketing specialist and Cabernet Sauvignon enthusiast. Its purpose was to bring Cabernet enthusiasts and winemakers together, and other countries began observing it soon afterward. The Wine International Association recounts the holiday’s origin. Raise a glass to Cabernet Sauvignon’s rich history, distinctive character, and place in winemaking.",
        "html": "<p>International Cabernet Sauvignon Day celebrates Cabernet Sauvignon, the bold red-wine grape often called the “King of Reds.” Observed on the Thursday before Labor Day, the day brings together people who appreciate the grape and the wines made from it.</p>\n<p>Cabernet Sauvignon originated in Bordeaux, France, where it emerged in the 17th century from an accidental crossing of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc. Its thick skin and resistance to various diseases helped it thrive in the Bordeaux climate, while its deep color, bold tannins, and ability to age gracefully helped earn it international acclaim. Today, Cabernet Sauvignon is cultivated in many wine-producing regions, including France, Italy, the United States, and parts of Latin America. <a href=\"https://sonomawinegrape.org/international-cabernet-sauvignon-day/\">Sonoma County Winegrowers describes the grape’s origins and characteristics</a>.</p>\n<p>The holiday was first organized in 2009 by Rick Bakas, a marketing specialist and Cabernet Sauvignon enthusiast. Its purpose was to bring Cabernet enthusiasts and winemakers together, and other countries began observing it soon afterward. <a href=\"https://wineinternationalassociation.org/international-cabernet-sauvignon-day-30th-august-2024/\">The Wine International Association recounts the holiday’s origin</a>. Raise a glass to Cabernet Sauvignon’s rich history, distinctive character, and place in winemaking.</p>",
        "markdown": "International Cabernet Sauvignon Day celebrates Cabernet Sauvignon, the bold red-wine grape often called the “King of Reds.” Observed on the Thursday before Labor Day, the day brings together people who appreciate the grape and the wines made from it.\n\nCabernet Sauvignon originated in Bordeaux, France, where it emerged in the 17th century from an accidental crossing of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc. Its thick skin and resistance to various diseases helped it thrive in the Bordeaux climate, while its deep color, bold tannins, and ability to age gracefully helped earn it international acclaim. Today, Cabernet Sauvignon is cultivated in many wine-producing regions, including France, Italy, the United States, and parts of Latin America. [Sonoma County Winegrowers describes the grape’s origins and characteristics](https://sonomawinegrape.org/international-cabernet-sauvignon-day/).\n\nThe holiday was first organized in 2009 by Rick Bakas, a marketing specialist and Cabernet Sauvignon enthusiast. Its purpose was to bring Cabernet enthusiasts and winemakers together, and other countries began observing it soon afterward. [The Wine International Association recounts the holiday’s origin](https://wineinternationalassociation.org/international-cabernet-sauvignon-day-30th-august-2024/). Raise a glass to Cabernet Sauvignon’s rich history, distinctive character, and place in winemaking."
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        "text": "Celebrate by opening a Cabernet Sauvignon and enjoying it with friends, or organize a tasting to compare bottles from different regions. Pair the wine with cheese and crackers, read about its Bordeaux origins and accidental beginnings, or visit a winery that produces Cabernet Sauvignon. If you drink, do so responsibly.",
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