for those who purchased 2020 - release is open (note-recently tasted the 2019 with a group of wine lovers and we all thought it was outstanding)
Winemaker Graeme MacDonald crafted a blend of 85.3% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11.3% Cabernet Franc, and 3.4% Petit Verdot. Graeme describes the wine as "Bursting from the glass with notes of fresh brambly mountain fruit, wild blueberries, dried sage, pencil shavings, and hints of dark chocolate. A beautifully balanced wine expressing restraint, purity, and a sense of place. Thirty-four year old hillside vines add depth and concentration across the palate with fine noble tannins and a mouth-watering finish. A nod to the classic wines of the Napa Valley."
First time buyer, but i received a email the other day saying that I would receive an allocation tomorrow. assuming that means its not first come first serve?
Any idea what time the offer opens tomorrow? I got the new patron email a few weeks back saying the offer would be on 5 February but no time was listed.
So those who supported the initial release are not valued? They only âvalueâ those who took on the 2020 vintage that many top tier wineries opted to not release? Hmmm
Order in for a 3pk. I only the purchased the 2020 but I personally donât find it all that surprising when you skip a release, you move towards the back of the line. I thought that was standard policy for âwait listsâ
Exactly, kind of crappy way to treat customers early on. The 2019 offering was within the past year, so not like it was years ago.
I bought a 3-pack of the 2019 from the winery on release, and then quickly saw it was available elsewhere I think for the same or a slightly lower price second hand.
Doesnât seem like a ton of upside buying these at $225/btl but given the winemaker I figured Iâd give it a shot. I havenât tried my bottles yet. AGâs review of 93 pts for the 2019 isnât too inspiring for the price but sounds like others have liked it more.