Fortunate Son by Hundred Acre The Diplomat Napa Red Blend 2021 Rated 97DM

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Fortunate Son by Hundred Acre The Diplomat Napa Red Blend is a bold and sophisticated wine, rated 97 points by Decanter for its elegance and depth. Blending Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Petite Sirah, it offers aromas of sage, cacao nibs, and dried flowers with layers of dark fruit and spice. Silky tannins and a rich, seductive texture lead to a long, powerful finish—an expressive Napa blend with remarkable character and longevity through 2040.

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Decanter Magazine Review
Rated 97
Winston Churchill inspires this wine and embodies a purity reminiscent of fine Claret - a quality Jayson believes could rival the greatest vintages from France. Made with pure intention, it's bright and lifted, with gorgeous savoury sagebrush nuances. The tannins are silky and delicate, delivering a seductive, luscious texture. Crushed cacao nibs and dried floral notes add complexity, while the wine's tremendous staying power and spiciness shine through on the long finish. Enjoy this while preparing the main course. Drinking Window 2024-2040.

Wine Tasting Notes
This Fortunate Son by Hundred Acre The Diplomat Napa Red Blend is a wine which Winston Churchill would have been drinking whilst insulting Hitler or some pandering moron. The wine is dark and rich and is not for the faint of heart, if you are looking for a light table wine, go away, quickly...this is wine for drinking, eating and making love.

Composition: 56% Merlot, 34% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Petite Sirah

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