The Visionary
Small Vineyard Blocks Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa ValleyIt’s not what you look at, but what you see
Bold aromas of dark fruit, plum, and ripe fig lead to hints of dusty soil. The medium-bodied palate showcases cocoa nib and Darjeeling tea leaves wrapped in perfectly integrated tannins and oak structure. A long, luscious finish leaves you wanting more. Enticing from start to finish.
98 Points
"Blackcurrants, black olive tapenade, iron, and roasted herbs all give this beauty a Pessac Léognan-like character."
Jeb Dunnuck, jebdunnuck.com , January 9th 2025
“This wine is dark and brooding, a wine of elegance, fine and structured tannins, and basically the wine-equivalent of a Wagner piece on a stormy night”
A word from Jayson about the Visionary
The 2021 vintage was an extremely small crop, dryness and zero heat spikes combined with super small, concentrated berries and a super long ripening season resulted in the vintage being hailed as one of the TRULY great ones. Bold aromas of dark fruit, plum, and ripe fig lead to hints of dusty soil. The medium-bodied palate showcases cocoa nib and Darjeeling tea leaves wrapped in perfectly integrated tannins and oak structure. A long, luscious finish leaves you wanting more. Enticing from start to finish.
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