2014 Variation One
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My most recent tasting at Arietta was remarkable, as I had a chance to go through every wine made here since inception, twenty years ago. I will report on that retrospective in a forthcoming article. In the meantime, these are the current releases. Two of the 2014 reds, the H Block and Cabernet Sauvignon were less impressive from bottle than they were a year ago from barrel. As I have written many times in this article, many 2014s have shut down hard post bottling. It will be interesting to see if that is the case here as well.
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Once again, I was quite taken with Fritz Hatton's Arietta. The wines are made in small quantities and are available only in a few markets, but from a purely qualitative perspective, they are as good as anything being made in Napa Valley today. Sadly, rarely I hear any buzz about Arietta, and that is a shame, as the wines are gorgeous and distinctive. Winemaker Andy Erickson has done a terrific job with these new and upcoming releases.
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