Tattoo Girl Cabernet
Washington Cabernet with ink on the label and backbone in the glass.
The story behind Tattoo Girl
Tattoo Girl comes out of Washington State, drawing Cabernet Sauvignon from the northernmost vineyard sites in the Ancient Lakes AVA and the Wahluke Slope within the Columbia Valley. William and Jean Weaver built the brand with partner Kim Williams, and the portfolio is made under Master of Wine Bob Paulinski.
The Cabernet is a Bordeaux style blend, 77 percent Cabernet Sauvignon with 13 percent Merlot and 10 percent Malbec, fermented with temperature control and aged in oak for vanilla, smoky oak and warm spice. Each label is original art by illustrator Adam Isaac Jackson.
Explore the Tattoo Girl range
Five Tattoo Girl bottlings sit on our shelf, from a dry pink pour up to the Cabernet that anchors the lineup.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tattoo Girl Rose 750mL | Rose | Varies by vintage | Dry pink pour, bright red fruit, chilled aperitif |
| Tattoo Girl Chardonnay 750mL | Chardonnay | Varies by vintage | Orchard fruit, soft oak, buttery mid palate |
| Tattoo Girl Riesling 750mL | Riesling | Varies by vintage | Off dry, peach and lime, bright acidity |
| Tattoo Girl Red Blend 750mL | Red Blend | Varies by vintage | Plum and blackberry, mocha, easy tannin |
| Tattoo Girl Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL | Cabernet Sauvignon | 13.8 to 14.5% ABV | Blackberry, dark plum, vanilla, espresso, oak spice |
Which Tattoo Girl is right for you?
Tattoo Girl Cabernet Sauvignon runs $19.99 for the 750mL, and the rest of the family stays under it: Rose at $13.99, Chardonnay and Riesling at $14.99, Red Blend at $16.99. That is real Washington fruit at a price that does not ask you to think twice. We have sold this label for years to customers who want a serious weeknight red without the ceremony. Buy Tattoo Girl online or walk in and pull it off the shelf.
Enough structure for a ribeye, priced for a Tuesday.
Adam Isaac Jackson art on the bottle, an easy red inside.
Chilled, dry and light, made for a warm afternoon.