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Nickel and Nickel Cabernet Sauvignon Fog Break Vineyard Atlas Peak 2022 750ml
Intense graphite and stony minerality, too. Full- to medium-bodied on the mid-palate with delightful acidity.
Expert Reviews - Vintage 2022
James Suckling 97 Points | Outstanding balance and complexity from the beginning that showcases concentrated black fruits and purple flowers with plenty of spices and subtle yet harmonious toast and cedar aromas. Intense graphite and stony minerality, too. Full- to medium-bodied on the mid-palate with delightful acidity that gives this wonderful crunchi...Show More >
Expert Reviews - Vintage 2022
James Suckling 97 Points | Outstanding balance and complexity from the beginning that showcases concentrated black fruits and purple flowers with plenty of spices and subtle yet harmonious toast and cedar aromas. Intense graphite and stony minerality, too. Full- to medium-bodied on the mid-palate with delightful acidity that gives this wonderful crunchiness. Fine-grained juicy tannins. Precisely focused wine that is colorful and sound. Beautiful length, too. Already so drinkable now but will age gracefully, especially for Atlas Peak.
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Wine Information:
Country: United States
Region: California
Sub-Region: Napa Valley
Appellation: Napa Valley
Variety: Cabernet Sauvignon
Type: Reds
Size: 750ml
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This wine opens with a bouquet of violets, dark espresso, and the eucalyptus trees that dot the hillsides around the Estate. On the palate, concentrated flavors of black cherries, boysenberry, and mission figs are complemented by earthy nuances of sage, graphite, and volcanic minerals, evolving into a well-framed finish with aromas of Valrhona cocoa powder, tobacco, and basalt. The firm structure and mouthcoating tannins reflect the vineyard’s sun-drenched exposure, offering a rich freshness and distinct complexity.
"Outstanding balance and complexity from the beginning that showcases concentrated black fruits and purple flowers with plenty of spices and subtle yet harmonious toast and cedar aromas. Intense graphite and stony minerality, too. Full- to medium-bodied on the mid-palate with delightful acidity that gives this wonderful crunchiness. Fine-grained juicy tannins. Precisely focused wine that is colorful and sound. Beautiful length, too. Already so drinkable now but will age gracefully, especially for Atlas Peak."
James Suckling - 97 Points
