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As professional wine lovers, staying home isn’t really in our DNA. To love wine is to love the endless pursuit of it, from uncovering hidden vineyard pockets in our California backyard to sourcing rare bottlings from era-defining estates abroad. It takes a certain kind of wine to make us forget the chase and relish in…
Thomas Rivers Brown’s Stone the Crows Cabernet is the very definition of Napa Valley rarity. Grown within shouting distance of the site behind BOND’s Melbury bottling, and released only to the mailing list, the double-97-point 2018 rendition has earned some serious words of praise from critics—“rapturous,” “positively stellar,” and “drop-dead gorgeous” among them. It’s also…
It’s no mystery why we dubbed our friend Kamal’s Instagram Ferraris and First Growths: The man lives well, and drinks even better. So when we met him at PRESS in Napa Valley for an outdoor dinner, we didn’t protest when he offered to bring a bottle of Cabernet—and when he poured us a taste and…
It was 1968. And in the 30 years since Beaulieu Vineyard founder Georges de Latour plucked Russian André Tchelistcheff out of France and installed him as BV’s winemaker, the winery had become perhaps Napa Valley’s greatest. De Latour’s namesake wine—the Georges de Latour Private Reserve, crafted by Tchelistcheff—had introduced a new level of prestige and…
Cabernet doesn’t soar much higher than the 2018 Tapiz San Pablo Vineyard. Grown on one of the highest-elevation Cabernet sites in the world, it’s so simultaneously complex and elegant that it ranks among the highest-scoring Argentine Cabs of the vintage. At 4430 feet up in Andes foothills, the sustainably farmed San Pablo Vineyard thrives in…
Benoit Touquette, in the words of critic Jeb Dunnuck, is “unquestionably a rising superstar.” He’s a 100-point genius whose cult-level Realm Cabernets have collectors falling over each other to pay $400+ per bottle. His own Fait-Main Cabs are a relative bargain—but still command $200 and more. Benoit’s Teeter-Totter Cabernet, on the other hand, is an…
Siphoned off from a multimillion-dollar cellar, this Cabernet Sauvignon is an incredible bottle from a Napa icon. We have to refrain from naming the winery, but it’s one that many of you are already passionate fans of. Robert Parker has counted them among his Napa Valley “superstars” and Food & Wine dubbed them “one of…
We can’t print what we said when we hung up the phone after scoring the Cabernet deal that would become The Ringer, but the FCC-scrubbed version would be, “Oh my.” Our initial paper-napkin business model was built on pie-in-the-sky scenarios like this: Let’s say the legendary X cult winery overshoots its yields one vintage, but…
Great Napa Cabernet deals are never made by accident. There’s just too much inertia trending in the opposite direction, with demand at an all-time high, and grape prices clicking ever upwards. Careful strategizing and bloodhound instincts for overperforming sites are needed to craft the rare, truly great under-$40 Napa bargains, and both were in abundance…
Wine Access members have long enjoyed favored status with Matt Cline’s Three Wine Co., giving the wines thousands of four- and five-star reviews. But we went well over a decade without getting a shot at Three Wine’s sensational Suscol Creek Napa Valley Cabernet. The reason: Matt doesn’t make much. And what he does make is…
Phil Titus’s legacy doesn’t need help. The Chappellet winemaker is already a 100-point star and perennial Wine Access favorite. Yet his 2018 Titus Cabernet—from a vintage Wine Spectator rated at 99 points—just strengthens his status as a Napa Valley great. This is the centerpiece of the Titus lineup, and it’s up there with some of…
Screaming Eagle, Harlan, Dalla Valle, Bond: The list of truly iconic Napa Valley names is short and sweet, and it includes Dana Estates, a winery that commands as much respect as any in the Valley. But while every collector we’ve run across knows Dana Estates, far fewer know VASO. That’s because Dana’s VASO bottling was…
Nowhere in the world does your Cabernet dollar go further than it does in Margaret River, Australia—and no bottle proves it better than the 2018 Vasse Felix Cabernet Sauvignon Margaret River. Nearly impossible to find in the US and boasting a stunning 96-point score from James Halliday’s Wine Companion, we nabbed a rare allocation at an…
No list of mountain Cabernets is complete without von Strasser. The 14-time Wine & Spirits Winery of the Year stands alongside Diamond Mountain District’s finest, like Lokoya, Diamond Creek, Checkerboard, and The Vineyardist. But while those skyscraping Cabernets start at $170, soaring to heights topped only by the volcanic peaks of the Mayacamas Mountains, von…
Grown in one of the most flawless seasons Sonoma County has ever seen, this tiny-production release comes from the Redwood Hill Vineyard, which shares a fenceline with Bugay, the vineyard that has supplied several sell-out Watkins Cabernets. The site sits some 1,400 feet up on a Mayacamas hilltop, enjoying a panoramic view. “It’s the top…
The 2018 Wolfe Grade Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley’s Diamond Mountain is as bold and intense as the white-knuckle journey required to get to its rugged, remote, and stunning source. At $40, this powerhouse has all the incredible power of $350+ cult Cabernets for almost a tenth of the price collectors are willing to pay for legendary…
Celebrities do it all the time. They venture into the world thinking black baseball caps and big shades will keep them anonymous. But true star quality is tough to tame, which is why anyone who catches a glimpse immediately knows they’re looking at Brad or Leo or Julia. The label on today’s Wolfe Grade Cab…
Only in the rarest circumstances does this Napa Cabernet escape its top-scoring source estate to be bottled under other labels. But those unique circumstances intersected in 2018 when a bountiful vintage, the winemaker’s commitment to tiny production sizes, and a perfectly-timed call landed this 2018 Word Choice for Wine Access members. This source estate crafts some…
The 2018 Yalumba The Y Series Cabernet Sauvignon is a wine worth shouting from the…well, there’s no mountain high enough around here. This stunning wine, which won a 92-point score and landed at #7 on Wine Enthusiast’s Top 100 Best Buys, packs the juicy fruit, dusty tannins, and harmony to impress any Cabernet fan on…
If we could tell you the names, you’d be shocked. But even concealing those details, this wine speaks volumes about its place of origin—a snapshot of a vineyard in peak condition and perfectly timed to the vintage, a photograph that actually grows sharper and more deeply colored with age. Rarely have we encountered a bottle…
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