Mascot's pecan and caramel wrapped in milk chocolate clusters are a delightful treat for all chocolate lovers. These indulgent clusters combine the rich and creamy flavors of milk chocolate with the crunchy and nutty taste of pecans. The addition of caramel adds a sweet and gooey element to the clusters, making them even more irresistible. Each bite is a perfect balance of textures and flavors, creating a truly indulgent experience. The high-quality ingredients used by Mascot ensure that these clusters are of the finest quality. The milk chocolate is smooth and velvety, melting in your mouth with each bite.
About The Winery
Please note, expedited shipping such as 2 day air is for transit time only, this does not include processing time and therefore does not guarantee a specific delivery date. In 1996, the family established BOND, a portfolio of Grand Cru vineyards whose wines showcase the range of expression of cabernet sauvignon across distinct geographical sites within the Napa Valley.
The milk chocolate is smooth and velvety, melting in your mouth with each bite. The pecans are fresh and crunchy, adding a satisfying texture to the clusters. The caramel is rich and sticky, making it the perfect complement to the chocolate and pecans.
The Mascot 2019 Proprietary Red, Napa Valley
Made from the younger vines of Harlan Estate, BOND, and Promontory, The Mascot shares a unique glimpse into the evolution of our winegrowing estates. The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine - produced from our younger vines - to explore a blend of my own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. It wasn’t until the 2008 vintage, our. . . READ MORE
Made from the younger vines of Harlan Estate, BOND, and Promontory, The Mascot shares a unique glimpse into the evolution of our winegrowing estates. The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine - produced from our younger vines - to explore a blend of my own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. It wasn’t until the 2008 vintage, our first official release, that we had enough to share with new friends.
The Mascot is one of the newer wine labels from the famed Harlan family, but this time. it's the younger Will Harlan! Although Will Harlan grew up running around the winery, hand-turning de-stemmers, and eating grapes off the vines in his family's backyard, he never quite thought he'd become a winemaker. The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine - produced from their younger vines - to explore a blend of Will's own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. It wasn’t until the 2008 vintage, The Mascot's first official release, that he had enough to share with new friends.
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Made from the younger vines of Harlan Estate, BOND, and Promontory, The Mascot shares a unique glimpse into the evolution of our winegrowing estates. The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine - produced from our younger vines - to explore a blend of my own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. It wasn’t until the 2008 vintage, our first official release, that we had enough to share with new friends.
The Mascot is one of the newer wine labels from the famed Harlan family, but this time. it's the younger Will Harlan! Although Will Harlan grew up running around the winery, hand-turning de-stemmers, and eating grapes off the vines in his family's backyard, he never quite thought he'd become a winemaker. The Mascot began early on as an experiment, after talking the family and winemaking team into sparing a few barrels of wine - produced from their younger vines - to explore a blend of Will's own. In the first few years, before it had a label or a name, it was just a wine shared with friends and family. It wasn’t until the 2008 vintage, The Mascot's first official release, that he had enough to share with new friends.
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About The Winery
Cleo Pahlmeyer, daughter of Napa Valley's Jayson Pahlmeyer, came up with the idea to produce a stand-alone brand from the Wayfarer Vineyard on the Sonoma coast in 2012. According to the St. Helena Star, "then-Pahlmeyer winemaker Helen Turley had called the property the destined 'La Tache of California,' referring to the blessed grand cru in Burgundy." Pahlmeyer teamed up with winemaker Bibiana González Rave, formerly of Lynmar, on this project.
These clusters are not only delicious but also visually appealing. The pecans are elegantly arranged in the clusters and are enveloped by a generous coating of milk chocolate. The caramel drizzles over the clusters, giving them a beautiful and enticing appearance. Mascot's pecan and caramel wrapped in milk chocolate clusters are perfect for any occasion. Whether you are treating yourself or looking for a special gift, these clusters are sure to impress. Their combination of flavors and textures will satisfy any sweet tooth and leave you wanting more. In conclusion, Mascot's pecan and caramel wrapped in milk chocolate clusters are a luxurious and indulgent treat. The combination of milk chocolate, pecans, and caramel creates a perfect balance of flavors and textures. These clusters are made with high-quality ingredients and are visually appealing. Whether enjoyed for yourself or as a gift, these clusters are sure to satisfy any chocolate lover..
Reviews for "Fall in love with the luxurious flavors of Mascot's pecan and caramel milk chocolate clusters"
- John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with these pecan and caramel clusters. The caramel was overly sweet and sticky, and it completely overwhelmed the flavor of the pecans. I also found the chocolate to be average at best, with a strange aftertaste. Overall, I wouldn't recommend these clusters if you're looking for a balanced and enjoyable treat.
- Sarah - 1/5 - I have to say, I was highly disappointed with the pecan and caramel clusters by Mascot. The pecans were stale and lacked any crunch, and the caramel was way too sugary, almost to the point of being inedible. The milk chocolate coating was also not up to par, as it had a strange artificial taste. I'm usually a fan of pecan and caramel treats, but this one missed the mark completely.
- David - 2/5 - I was not impressed with these pecan and caramel clusters. The ratio of pecans to caramel and chocolate was off, with very few pecans in each cluster. The caramel was too runny, making the clusters really messy to eat. The milk chocolate also lacked depth of flavor and felt cheap. I won't be purchasing these again.
- Lisa - 3/5 - While I didn't hate these pecan and caramel clusters by Mascot, I can't say I loved them either. The caramel was too sticky and chewy, making it difficult to eat. The pecans lacked freshness and had a slightly rancid taste. The milk chocolate was okay, but nothing to write home about. Overall, it was a mediocre treat that I won't be repurchasing.