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Joseph Phelps Vineyards Insignia Estate Grown Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 2011

$199

Insignia is the first proprietary Bordeaux-style blend produced in California. Each vintage is comprised of the best grapes from Joseph Phelps Vineyards, first from both grower and estate fruit, and beginning with the 2004 vintage, from entirely estate-grown fruit sources. The 2011 vintage is a fresh, pretty vintage that can show well young but without a doubt to evolve and develop with several years of age in the bottle as well.

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Ratings on Delectable

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The 2011 Insignia is superb. Deep, layered and so expressive, Insignia is without question one of the wines of the year. Had I tasted it blind, I would have never guessed it is a wine from a challenging year. Still fresh and vibrant, the 2011 is such a pleasure to taste today. Hints of sage, tobacco, spice, menthol and pine add lovely aromatic top notes to a core of inky blue/purplish fruit. The 2011 has turned out even better than I had originally expected. (Antonio Galloni, Vinous, May 2022)

The 2011 Insignia is superb. Deep, layered and so expressive, Insignia is without question one of the wines of the year. Had I tasted it blind, I would have never guessed it is a wine from a challenging year. Still fresh and vibrant, the 2011 is such a pleasure to taste today. Hints of sage, tobacco, spice, menthol and pine add lovely aromatic top notes to a core of inky blue/purplish fruit. The 2011 has turned out even better than I had originally expected. (Antonio Galloni, Vinous, May 2022)

9.5

R. Addison Wehrfritz Delectable Pro

Most palatable of the $200+ Cab Queens. Still not really my cup of tea...I mean wine. Overripe fruit, massive oak, and limited aromas.

Most palatable of the $200+ Cab Queens. Still not really my cup of tea...I mean wine. Overripe fruit, massive oak, and limited aromas.

8.1

Blake Conklin Delectable Pro

Cellar Hand Relic Winery

Beast. For a 2011, this is drinking quite nicely. Soft, subtle... Full of sex appeal.

Beast. For a 2011, this is drinking quite nicely. Soft, subtle... Full of sex appeal.

9.3

Mick Eddy Delectable Pro

Cant go wrong with insignia

Cant go wrong with insignia

9.5

Logan Smyser Delectable Pro

Excellent every time.

Excellent every time.

9.6

David T Delectable Pro

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

Dark cassis, very herbaceous, leathery, crush dry rock, black olive, strong mineral finish. Higher % of Petit Verdot in this vintage.

Dark cassis, very herbaceous, leathery, crush dry rock, black olive, strong mineral finish. Higher % of Petit Verdot in this vintage.

9.2

Alex Powell Delectable Pro

Roasted coffee dominates nose, with nutmeg and cedar, bit of cassis popping through, some coffee soaked herbs....man! Way too oaky on palate, nothing to be tasted! Total $250 crap. 2011 vintage.

Roasted coffee dominates nose, with nutmeg and cedar, bit of cassis popping through, some coffee soaked herbs....man! Way too oaky on palate, nothing to be tasted! Total $250 crap. 2011 vintage.

6.1

Mitzi Inglis Delectable Pro

Marketing/Public Relations, Joseph Phelps Vineyards

Biased review.

Biased review.

9.2

Andrew Wesson Delectable Pro

A little too much oak for the vintage. Not as good as usual.

A little too much oak for the vintage. Not as good as usual.

8.5

Rebekah Wineburg Delectable Pro

Winemaker Buccella Wines

There is richness there but lacks integration.

There is richness there but lacks integration.

8.3

Location

  • 1 Rockefeller Plaza
    New York, NY 10020

  • Hours:
    Monday-Friday: 11am-6pm
    Saturday: 11am-6pm
    Sunday: Closed

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