New limited-release Cabernet from winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown. Amazingly intense wine from start to finish. Dark purple hue and stunning aromas of black stone fruit, chocolate and a touch of toastiness greet you on impact. This is an extraordinarily well-crafted wine that is lush on the palate, loaded with gorgeous jammy black stone fruits, chocolate, a touch of espresso and toasty vanilla that are in-sync with the right touch of acid. The wine lingers on the finish for a good 30 seconds! Only 250 cases produced.After visiting Napa countless of times, three friends from Kentucky decided that it was time to make their own label. Enlisting the help of Frank and Kathy Dotzler (Outpost), and the most acclaimed winemaker in Napa today, Thomas Brown (Schrader, etc), they got everything they needed to make a killer bottle of wine. Post Parade is sourced from the Red Head Vineyard in Napa and the Tench Vineyard in Oakville. Thomas says that the Red Head vineyard gives structure, while the Tench Vineyard provides generosity, and we agree. Big, lush, and velvety smooth valley floor fruit mingles perfectly with the sweet tannic structure of Red Head’s hillside fruit.
Steven Foster
Wine buyer Belmont Wine Exchange
Extremely powerful Cabernet. Thomas rivers brown has done wonderfully with this effort. Some from tench in oakville gives it a nice woody smokey palate with that great deep blackberry with a not too dark extraction. Very nice.
Extremely powerful Cabernet. Thomas rivers brown has done wonderfully with this effort. Some from tench in oakville gives it a nice woody smokey palate with that great deep blackberry with a not too dark extraction. Very nice.
8.9Susan Lin
Business Development Belmont Wine Exchange, WSET Diploma candidate
Very well made; excellent to drink now and structured to lay for longer as well. Cherry pie, sweet vanilla but no American wood - 90% new French oak for 14 months. New world flavors are well integrated with an underlying European sensibility: minerality, plush and smooth tannins, integrated alcohol with an elegant finish. Gorgeously satisfying with a full range of dishes: from abalone to pork to cinnamon beignets!
Very well made; excellent to drink now and structured to lay for longer as well. Cherry pie, sweet vanilla but no American wood - 90% new French oak for 14 months. New world flavors are well integrated with an underlying European sensibility: minerality, plush and smooth tannins, integrated alcohol with an elegant finish. Gorgeously satisfying with a full range of dishes: from abalone to pork to cinnamon beignets!
9.5Victor H Jimenez
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
9.2George Bato
Running with the big boys. Rich, full, structured. Good fruit, balance. Could use a little more time in bottle.
Running with the big boys. Rich, full, structured. Good fruit, balance. Could use a little more time in bottle.
9.1Joseph Barsky
2012 Vintage. 14.7% Alcohol. Now in a a great sweet spot. Best cab we’ve had in a while. Great fruit and smooth tannins for a velvet mouthfeel and long finish.
2012 Vintage. 14.7% Alcohol. Now in a a great sweet spot. Best cab we’ve had in a while. Great fruit and smooth tannins for a velvet mouthfeel and long finish.
9.6Joseph Barsky
2012 Vintage. A bit off the pace from the last two bottles, this bottle was from auction so provenance may be a factor or it is in a dumb stage and needs more aging. Best after 2 days argon gassed so I’m going with the latter.
2012 Vintage. A bit off the pace from the last two bottles, this bottle was from auction so provenance may be a factor or it is in a dumb stage and needs more aging. Best after 2 days argon gassed so I’m going with the latter.
9.2Joseph Barsky
2012 Vintage. Consistent with my prior note. Economical TRB wine.
2012 Vintage. Consistent with my prior note. Economical TRB wine.
9.5Joseph Barsky
2012 Vintage. 14.7% Alcohol. Loved it.
2012 Vintage. 14.7% Alcohol. Loved it.
9.5Nicholas Cairnes
Smooth caramel
Smooth caramel
9.2Kelvin Woodfin
Another nice 12 by TRB
Another nice 12 by TRB
9.1WARNING: DRINKING DISTILLED SPIRITS, BEER, COOLERS, WINE AND OTHER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY INCREASE CANCER RISK, AND, DURING PREGNANCY, CAN CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS.