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2017 Proprietary Red Wine

Wine Details
Place of Origin

United States

Napa

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

40% Cabernet Sauvignon, 33% Merlot, 25% Sangiovese, 2% Petit Verdot

Vintages
20202019201820172016
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Drinking Window

2019 - 2027

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This is a superb set of new and upcoming releases from David Arthur and winemaker Nile Zacherle. The bottled 2016s capture all of the potential I saw in barrel. Although the David Arthur wines have been terrific for some time, if I have one criticism is that they, at times, have been too polished. In 2016, Zacherle did not fine or filter the reds, a choice that has resulted in unusually fleshy, ample wines of real character. The 2017s I tasted from barrel point to another strong vintage here.