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Opus One presents itself to the connoisseur in dark, strong ruby red. With a revelation of soft, velvety structures. Echoes of dark fruits, chocolate and ripe olives.
An expressive, fruity Syrah with berry flavors, a hint of dark chocolate and vanilla: Black Stallion says: "Engaging Aromas of Blueberry, Blackberry and Sweet Baking Spice complem.
Five vineyards in different areas of the Napa Valley have contributed their grapes to this soothing classic Napa Cab.
Noble, classic Cabernet Sauvignon - aromatic, dark berry fruit, mint, coffee, oak, matching tannin and great depth.
A black stallion of the absolute top class.
This elegant Pinot Noir has aromas of black cherry and rose petals. The hints of ripe plum and raspberry blend with a hint of spice.
Artemis, the Greek goddess of hunting, has lent its name to this extraordinary Cabernet Sauvignon cuvée: the quintessence of selected grapes, vineyards and plots in the Napa Valle.
The Monterey County and Paso Robles AVAs are the major sources of Mondavis Private Selection Cabernet Sauvignon.
The grapes for Ravenswood's Teldeschi Zinfandel come from the mostly (very) old vines of the single layer "Teldeschi" in the Dry Creek Valley.
The grapes for the FAY Cabernet Sauvignon come for the most part from the middle and lower plots of the Fay vineyard, where they develop the characteristic red fruit flavors parti.
In deep dull red with purple highlights and intense fragrance notes and an enormously multi-layered bouquet that reveals seemingly endless new facets of its rich palate: violets.
Mondavis Private Selection Zinfandel is a wholly-owned product of California's Central Coast.
Reserve with an intense bouquet of violets and black currants, fine laurel leaves, lavender, graphite and a spicy touch of oak.
In deep dark cherry red with violet highlights, with an intense fruity bouquet of juicy ripe plums, black cherries and blackberries, which gradually merge with subtle notes of bla.
Color: warm cherry to purple with violet reflections.
The second wine of Opus One does not reveal its vintage, from the selections of different barrels of the same vineyards and vines as the first wine, this rare, esteemed drops of c.
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