95-Point Oakville Cabernet: 72% Off
2022 Letterhead Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville
I’ll be blunt: This is a 95-point Oakville Cabernet for thirty-five bucks. The 2022 Letterhead Cabernet Sauvignon has a suggested retail price of $125. We are letting it go for $35. We are talking about elite, single-vineyard fruit from the Renteria 360 Vineyard—the absolute heart of Oakville, tucked between legendary estates like Screaming Eagle, Rudd, and Dalla Valle. The pedigree here is staggering. Decanter just came in with a massive 95-point score, calling out its pure black fruit and so…
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95 Points Decanter: High-praise from the world's most rigorous critics.
72% Off SRP: A true $125 bottle of wine for only $35.
Decanter: 95
Retail
$125.00
Best Online
$125.00
$35.00
Our Price
$90 off
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Tasting notes
Aroma
Luxurious and deep. It opens with crème de cassis, blackberry pie, and mocha. As it breathes, sophisticated notes of graphite, violet, and cedar-spiced oak emerge, showcasing the nobility of the vineyard
Palate
Plush and broad-shouldered. This is a classic Oakville powerhouse with layers of black cherry, plum, and dark chocolate. The tannins are remarkably polished and fine-grained, leading to a long finish of vanilla and savory herbs. It carries the weight and prestige of a triple-digit bottle with ease.
Red Wine Body Profile
Light
Bold
Body Profile
Structured
78/100 Intensity
Light
Bold
78.0/100
Feather-light
Delicate
Lifted
Structured
Deep
Grapes
90% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Petit Verdot
ABV
14.9%
Serving
54–59°F
Window
2025–2045
In Detail
Sourced from Renteria 360. $125 SRP down to $35
I’ll be blunt: This is a 95-point Oakville Cabernet for thirty-five bucks.
The 2022 Letterhead Cabernet Sauvignon has a suggested retail price of $125. We are letting it go for $35. We are talking about elite, single-vineyard fruit from the Renteria 360 Vineyard—the absolute heart of Oakville, tucked between legendary estates like Screaming Eagle, Rudd, and Dalla Valle.
The pedigree here is staggering. Decanter just came in with a massive 95-point score, calling out its pure black fruit and sophisticated, elongated tannins. This isn't some generic "Napa" blend; this is a high-definition expression of the most expensive dirt in America, crafted by a 100-point female winemaker who spent years at the most iconic estates in Stags Leap.
Because this is a stealth project, we can offer it at a price that would normally get us sued. You are getting the exact same juice that usually sells for three digits, bottled under a different label to keep the peace in the valley. At $35, this isn't just a buy; it's a case-load.
