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One of the Savviest Napa Valley Buys You Can Make
A blockbuster grown primarily on a Howell Mountain site that supplies Beringers $175 Private Reserveand hailing from a 99pt vintagethis bottle would go for $60 at the winery, if you could still get it there. Weve got it for a best-in-the-nation $39, and even less when you buy a case. A steal from a Napa icon.
2018 Beringer Vineyards Q Red Wine Napa Valley
$60
Retail
$39
1-11 bottles
35% off
Buy Now
$37
12+ bottles
38% off
Shipping included on orders $150+.
Power and Stealth
At about 1,800 feet of elevation on Howell Mountain, Beringer farms the Bancroft Ranch Vineyard, which covers 89-acres of rocky, nutrient-poor soils. Much of the intense Cabernet Sauvignon grown at Bancroft goes into Beringers Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, a flagship bottling for which collectors are always willing to pay the $175 tariff.
But thats not the end of the story. Bancroft fruit also makes up the lions share of the 2018 Beringer Q Red Wine. Because of that vineyard provenanceplus a cpage containing 86% Cabernet (rounded out by other Bordeaux varieties)this wine could just as easily be labeled Howell Mountain Cabernet.
Throw in the fact that it hails from one of the greatest Napa Valley vintages of all time, youve got a recipe for a bottle as powerful and stealthy as a Mercedes C63 in graphite grey.
Muscular, expressive, with a deep ruby core in the glass, this is more proof of the qualitative tear that Beringer has been on since Mark Beringer, great-great-grandson of one of the founding brothers, returned to the family business. When he took the helm as winemaker in 2015, he immediately wrote himself into the winerys legacy with his dazzlingly supple Cabernet.
Returning to the same vineyards that his family first cultivated generations ago, Mark showed his complete mastery of the style that has twice earned Beringer Wine of the Year honors from Wine Spectator. In the 2018 Q, the Cabernet is accented by Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc, and aged in French oak barrels (55% new) for 20 months.
You know the Beringer name. This bottle will show you exactly how high the winery can push quality and maintain a shockingly affordable price.
Wine Facts
Large Fruit Intensity
Fruit Intensity
Large Oak Intensity
Oak Intensity
Medium Acidity
Acidity
Large Body
Body
Large Tannin
Tannin
ABV 14.8
Decant time -
1 hour
Drinking window
Now - 2030
Varietal
75%
Cabernet Sauvignon
10%
Merlot
Cabernet Franc
Petit Verdot
Petite Sirah
Serving temperature - 58
Wine Access Tasting Note
A deep ruby core in the glass. The aromas are led by a rich layer of dark cherry and blackberry, with layers of dark cocoa shavings, espresso, and cedar. The mouthfeel is impactful and broad, with well-knit tannins and a lengthy finish. Muscular, expressive, and powerful. Drink now2030.
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