Napa Valley's “Deicide”, the epic beginning of New World wines
Terroir Sanctuary:
Soil: Volcanic ash and alluvial gravel from Napa Valley's Stags Leap District give Cabernet Sauvignon black cherry concentration and silky tannins, with a hidden flinty mineral spine.
A revolution on the palate:
Aroma: bursting with blackberries, dried plums and violet petals, gradually releasing a civilized game of mocha, graphite and baking spices.
Mouth: body like velvet wrapped around an iron fist, acidity like an invisible judge, a finish that doesn't fall for 30 seconds, a quantum entanglement of power and elegance.
Collector's hegemony: with an aging potential of over 25 years, it has evolved over time into an epic layering of cedar box, leather and truffles, and is a “liquid witness to a historic turning point” in the cellar of a collector.

“A bottle of Stag's Leap, half a history of New World wine liberation.”