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92pts James Suckling
Sam Lamonica planted his vineyard in 2002 on the red and gold decomposed granite hillside by his home in the Napa Valley, located just south of the Stags Leap district on a rocky hillside off the Silverado Trail. The well-drained soils produce a small crop that is concentrated and pure. The vineyard was planted to the most highly sought-after cabernet clone 337 which is the basis of the most revered cabernets of Napa Valley.
We hand harvested the fruit then quickly got it to the winery for processing by gently destemming then placing the fruit in tank for cold soaking prior to fermentation.
92pts James Suckling
Sam Lamonica planted his vineyard in 2002 on the red and gold decomposed granite hillside by his home in the Napa Valley, located just south of the Stags Leap district on a rocky hillside off the Silverado Trail. The well-drained soils produce a small crop that is concentrated and pure. The vineyard was planted to the most highly sought-after cabernet clone 337 which is the basis of the most revered cabernets of Napa Valley.
We hand harvested the fruit then quickly got it to the winery for processing by gently destemming then placing the fruit in tank for cold soaking prior to fermentation.