New release of Cakebread's rare and coveted Benchland Select Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon - limited. 95+ Points Robert Parker: "The Cabernet Sauvignon Benchland Select offers abundant blueberry and black currant fruit intermixed with notions of spring flowers. Deep, rich and full-bodied, it comes across like a great classic Napa Cabernet. Nothing is out of place and the wine has a certain accessibility, but it will not hit its prime for another 5-7 years, and should last for two to three decades, possibly longer."
Jon Hoke
Back home in Charleston SC really good wine in every way...
Back home in Charleston SC really good wine in every way...
9.5Kapyrick Wine
V11. Very nice. Crushed black cherries and soft cedar nose. Juicy black currant and black berry fruit. Soft, tight, slightly chewy leather and black pepper finish.
V11. Very nice. Crushed black cherries and soft cedar nose. Juicy black currant and black berry fruit. Soft, tight, slightly chewy leather and black pepper finish.
9.2Ted Miller
Classic Napa can that I love best. Amazing fruit, classic plum and dark berry, not overpowering, good tannin and still a tad hot. Great with a filet for my wife’s 40th birthday at Village Pub in Woodside, CA.
Classic Napa can that I love best. Amazing fruit, classic plum and dark berry, not overpowering, good tannin and still a tad hot. Great with a filet for my wife’s 40th birthday at Village Pub in Woodside, CA.
9.4Heather Rostker
Christmas 2017 at the beach
Christmas 2017 at the beach
9.4Big Sky Guy
Great to chug/buttchug
Great to chug/buttchug
10Michael McNabb
Unbelievably balanced. Great Cal Cab!
Unbelievably balanced. Great Cal Cab!
9.5Lindsey Cash
Celebrating in San Jose
Celebrating in San Jose
9.8Brian O'Regan
Celebrating Bachelorette Monday and return from hot, steamy southern Florida. This calls for a wine upgrade!
Celebrating Bachelorette Monday and return from hot, steamy southern Florida. This calls for a wine upgrade!
9.5WARNING: DRINKING DISTILLED SPIRITS, BEER, COOLERS, WINE AND OTHER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY INCREASE CANCER RISK, AND, DURING PREGNANCY, CAN CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS.