Armstrong Family Winery's Hidden Windows Cabernet Sauvignon is a classically-styled Washington State wine from the Columbia Valley. The wine is predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon (90%) blended with Merlot (10%), crafted in an Old World-inspired style emphasizing structure, freshness, and longevity over power and concentration.

This wine features fruit-forward flavors of black cherry, blackberry, and boysenberry, complemented by notes of chocolate, leather, graphite, mint, and dried herbs. The wine displays tobacco and oak characteristics with a supple, velvety texture. It offers a darker, slightly more earthy and herbal profile with classic notes of tobacco, chocolate, and assorted spicy nuances.

Armstrong Family Winery, founded in 2011, is a first-generation family winery in Walla Walla that produces small-production wines with modest extraction and preserved acidity. The "Hidden Windows" name commemorates the family's discovery of hidden stained glass windows behind a plaster wall while renovating a historic Chicago bungalow, which inspired their journey from city life to winemaking in Washington State. The wine pairs beautifully with braised short ribs, veal chops, lamb shanks, roasted winter vegetables, burgers, and cheese. The 2019 vintage received 91 points from Jeb Dunnuck. Rated 4.2/5 on Vivino with 34 ratings, placing it in the top 25% of wines globally and top 20% from Horse Heaven Hills.