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Lancaster Estate Red Blends

Lancaster Estate red blends, poured in Commack for decades.

3 bottles Same-day or next-day LI delivery Wine shipping where legal
The story

The story behind Lancaster Estate

Lancaster Estate is a Sonoma County producer known for Bordeaux style red blends, built on Cabernet Sauvignon with Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Malbec in support. That is the Alexander Valley and Sonoma County playbook: warm days, cool nights off the Pacific, and structured reds that hold their shape for years in bottle. The house style leans generous but firm, with dark fruit and a tannic spine rather than jam.

We have poured these wines across this counter for a long time. The Cuvee Red is the bottle that moves, the Cabernet is the one people come back for, and the Sauvignon Blanc rounds out the shelf for anyone who wants a white from the same estate. Specific vineyard and aging details vary by release, so ask us at the counter and we will read the label with you.

The lineup

Explore the Lancaster Estate range

Three Lancaster Estate bottles on our shelf: a Bordeaux style Cuvee Red, a varietal Cabernet Sauvignon, and a Sauvignon Blanc for the white wine crowd.

ExpressionTypeProof / ABVTasting notes
Lancaster Estate Cuvee Red 750mLRed BlendBordeaux style blend, dark fruit, firm tannin, food ready
Lancaster Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 750mLCabernet SauvignonSonoma Cabernet, structured, cassis and cedar, built to age
Lancaster Estate Sauvignon Blanc 750mLSauvignon BlancCrisp white, citrus and green herb, chilled and dry
Buying guidance

Which Lancaster Estate is right for you?

Pricing here is straightforward. The Lancaster Estate Cuvee Red and the Cabernet Sauvignon both sit at 59.99, which is fair money for structured Sonoma reds with this much bottle age potential. The Sauvignon Blanc comes in at 29.98, an easy step up from everyday white wine. Stock on all three moves quickly and availability changes, so call ahead at (631) 343-7200 or check the listing before you drive over.

The steak night hostLancaster Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL

Structure and tannin that stand up to a grilled ribeye without flinching.

The blend loyalistLancaster Estate Cuvee Red 750mL

Bordeaux style red with Cabernet backbone and softer edges for a crowd.

The white wine guestLancaster Estate Sauvignon Blanc 750mL

Dry, citrus driven, and a clean pour before dinner on the patio.

Make the most of it

Lancaster Estate cocktails and pairings

These are reds for the grill and the roast pan. Think char, fat, and herbs rather than delicate sauces.
Good to know

Lancaster Estate questions, answered

What is Lancaster Estate known for?
Lancaster Estate is known for Bordeaux style red blends from Sonoma County, built primarily on Cabernet Sauvignon with supporting grapes like Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The estate also produces a varietal Cabernet Sauvignon and a Sauvignon Blanc.
Is Lancaster Estate Cuvee Red a Cabernet?
The Cuvee Red is a blend rather than a single varietal wine. Cabernet Sauvignon typically forms the backbone, with other Bordeaux grapes filling in aroma, texture and mid palate weight, which makes it more rounded than a straight Cabernet.
How should I serve Lancaster Estate reds?
Serve the Cuvee Red and Cabernet Sauvignon slightly below room temperature, around 60 to 65 degrees, in a wide bowl glass. Open the bottle an hour before dinner, or decant for thirty minutes if the wine is young and tannic.
Do you deliver Lancaster Estate wine on Long Island?
Yes. We offer same day or next day delivery across Nassau and Suffolk, free curbside pickup at our Commack store, and free local delivery on orders over 250 dollars. Wine ships only to states where it is legal, confirmed at checkout.
Why is the Cuvee Red priced the same as the Cabernet?
Both are estate level Sonoma reds at 59.99, and the blend is not a lesser wine. The Cuvee Red simply trades varietal focus for balance and drinkability, so the price reflects the same tier of fruit and barrel work.
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