2018 | Pilcrow | Hillwalker Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon

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Red Wine: 2018 | Pilcrow | Hillwalker Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon

A beautifully chiselled and lean Cabernet Sauvignon with signature Mt. Veeder violet and iris aromas and blue fruit, pomegranate, bay laurel, and fine herb flavours. A wonderfully long and precise red wine.

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Producer: Pilcrow

Vintage: 2018

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon

Country/Region: United States, California

A beautifully chiselled and lean Cabernet Sauvignon with signature Mt. Veeder violet and iris aromas and blue fruit, pomegranate, bay laurel, and fine herb flavours. A wonderfully long and precise red wine.

Producer Information

Pilcrow was founded by winemaker Sara and her husband Jonah Beer with their first vintage in 2014. Both have long been inspired by the styles of wines produced in the Napa Valley prior to the 1980s wines that speak to their respective sites and to the varietal. Pilcrow is their self-described, love letter to the Napa Valley a nod to those who created some of the valleys most iconic wines from the 1960s through the 1980s.The focus of their grape sources is from non-homogeneous sites with a goal to produce classic styled, lower alcohol, higher acidity food friendly wines. As Sara told us, We are picking earlier than most producers but then Jonah quickly interjected, we are picking on time! Or as Jonah described another way, we are making wines perhaps to please the ghost of Lee Stewart. Lee was founder and winemaker at Chateau Souverain on site of what is now Burgess Cellars and is where Mike Grgich and later Warren Winiarski helped make wine.