Myles & Moore Cabernet Sauvignon Red Wine

In our August 12, 2026 checks, the shelf tag on this Cabernet came to $13.99. Behind the Myles & Moore name is Corks & Cheers, which says it sources the fruit from California's Central Coast, reaching into Monterey County and Paso Robles, with Kip Lorenzetti as the winemaker. The grape is Cabernet Sauvignon.

8 shoppers have rated it, averaging 4 out of five. Among the wines we track, that average lands in the bottom band.

Corks & Cheers' product page for this Cabernet fills in the flavor profile: dark fruits such as blackberries and black cherries, with hints of spice the producer attributes to barrel aging, plus cherry, chocolate and vanilla notes on the palate, in a full-bodied, dry style. The page suggests pairing it with cheese, olives, pan-seared fish or prime rib, and singles out aged cheddar, saying its 'robust tannins and dark fruit flavors complement the sharp, nutty, and slightly crumbly profile' of the cheese. As on the brand's other pages, no alcohol level or other technical data is published here.

Our call: the named details are the case here, a named owner, named Central Coast sourcing, a named winemaker, and now a named flavor profile and food pairings besides, and that suits a shopper who wants the brand's owner, its stated sourcing and its winemaker named, keeping in mind those statements describe the brand's sourcing, not this bottle alone. If you choose by the shopper average, this is one to skip; it lands near the bottom of the rated wines we cover.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 17, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.