Cabernet Sauvignon Morgan's Way Vineyard 2019 Hundred Acre Vineyard

Classificatie	Cru Classe
Wijnsoort	Rood
Producent	Hundred Acre Vineyard
Jaar	2019
Land	Verenigde Staten
Streek	Napa Valley
Druif	Cabernet Sauvignon
Inhoud	0,75
Conditie	Perfect
Etiket	Perfect
Drinkbaar	2025-2045
Voorraad	16
Inhoud	1,5
Conditie	In 1-fles originele houten kist
Etiket	Perfect
Drinkbaar	2025-2045
Voorraad	3

Professionele reviews

Robert Parker (97)

From the 2019 vintage, Kayli Morgan will transition to being called Morgan's Way, although the vineyard sourcing remains the same. The 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon Morgan's Way delivers waves of ripe cherry, Madagascar vanilla and cigar box aromas, while the full-bodied palate is velvety and taut at the same time, that tension providing great liveliness and length on the mouthwatering finish.

BOW (9)

Jeb Dunnuck (97)

The 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon Morgan's Way comes from old volcanic and clay soils (there's some obsidian as well), and it reminded me of great vintage of Le Pin from Pomerol with its exotic, sexy, full-bodied, incredibly gorgeous profile. Offering ripe red and black fruits, spicy oak, vanilla, lead pencil, and tobacco-like aromas and flavors, it's impossible to resist today, but this has 20 years of life ahead of it as well. It's a classic, brilliantly done 2019.

Decanter (98)

Luminous ruby-colour. Fresh raspberry and cranberry aromas are layered with spearmint, sagebrush and chocolate notes. Beautifully complete and complex, infused throughout with a dynamic energy powered by grippy acidity, which brings freshness and lift to the decadent, plush red and emerging black-fruit character. The finish is insanely long, driven by pure crushed rock minerals, and the entire wine is framed by perfect beams of firm tannins, resolving with notes of sweet herbs and blood orange. 100% Cabernet Sauvignon sourced from Hundred Acre’s estate 3.6 hectare Morgan’s Way vineyard (formerly Kayli Morgan), situated north of St. Helena, on the eastern side of Silverado Trail, south of Bale Lane, at the base of Howell Mountain. The vineyard is named after owner-winemaker Jayson Woodbridge’s daughter, Morgan. The wine ages a minimum of 30 months in French oak barriques.