Noble Vines Collection 337 Cabernet Sauvignon Red Wine, California

In our September 2026 checks this California Cabernet ranged from $11.49 to $23.99. That low end is one of the cheaper reds we track. The name also carries a number, 337, and Noble Vines has an account of what it means.

Cabernet Sauvignon is a red grape grown across many regions, one that often makes firmly built wines and is a common part of blends as well. Official guides for the grape point to dark fruit such as black currant, cherry and plum, with a grip of tannin and possible spice from oak. How ripe the fruit gets, and how warm the season runs, can swing the wine from lean and herb-edged to round and full of fruit.

It has drawn 20 ratings as of August 12, 2026, for an average of 4.75 out of five. What that score cannot settle is which side of Cabernet ended up in the bottle.

Noble Vines' account for this label narrows the origin and answers that question. The producer places the fruit in Lodi, California, and says the 337 designation traces to a vine stock that "originated in Bordeaux, France," the producer's words, credited with the "rich, dark fruit flavors and fine tannins" that earned the 337 stock its reputation. The producer ages the wine in French and American oak for a minimum of three months and lists the finished wine at 14.5 percent alcohol. Its own tasting notes describe aromas of black cherry, blackberry and violet, with flavors of black fruit compote, clove and black currant, and call the structure "dense and jammy" with bold tannins, pointing this bottle toward the fuller, riper side of the style the category guides describe.

Our call: the overlap is the appeal here, a Cabernet among the least expensive reds we track with a steady average from 20 shoppers behind it, and it suits the shopper hunting exactly that combination; Noble Vines' own account, naming Lodi, California and the Bordeaux-origin 337 vine stock, adds a documented origin on top. Pass if the shopper record is what carries the most weight for you: the 20 ratings behind that above-median average are still a modest pool.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Sep 16, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.