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Veterans who survived the Battle of Iwo Jima say it was unlike anything they'd ever experienced in war. The trenches were deep and the smoke was thick. Thousands shed blood during those 36 days of fighting, but America prevailed.
The planting of the U.S. flag became an iconic image that gave our nation a symbol of hope amid WWII, and that image still stands for American courage and resolve. Now it graces this bold 1.5L magnum of Cabernet Sauvignon, a tribute worth opening in honor of America's heroes.
A portion of every purchase supports the American Veterans Center's mission to guard the legacy and honor the sacrifice of our courageous veterans.
AMERICAN VALOR
The American Valor Cabernet Sauvignon pays homage to those who fought in the Battle of Iwo Jima, one of the most hard-fought victories in American history. This win came at an extraordinary cost. Over the course of 36 days, nearly 7,000 Americans were killed and roughly 20,000 more were wounded.
For many who came home, nightmares and flashbacks have plagued the rest of their lives. They are living proof that freedom is not free.
But they are slipping away.
Only a handful of men who survived the Battle of Iwo Jima are still alive today. Every year, more of their stories are lost forever. That’s why preserving them matters now more than ever.
Our magnum bottle features one of the most iconic images of World War II: six Americans raising the U.S. flag on Iwo Jima on February 23, 1945. The image was so powerful that it stands in bronze as a statue at the Marine Corps War Memorial in Arlington, Virginia.
It has become an iconic and enduring symbol of American resolve.
HONOR THEIR LEGACY. ORDER TODAY.
A portion of every purchase supports the American Veterans Center’s mission.
When you open this bottle, we hope you’ll share a story.
Ask the veteran in your life about their service. Listen closely. Remember the names.
Conversations matter, even the hard ones. And honoring those who sacrificed for America should be among our highest callings as a grateful nation.
