2010 Bryant Family Vineyard, DB4 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, Bottle (750ml)

$159
94RP94AG
Critic key RP = Robert ParkerAG = Antonio Galloni
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Cellared at 55°F / 70% humidity
Guaranteed Provenance
Rating
RP94/AG94
Producer
Bryant Family
Vintage
2010
Region
California
Appellation
Napa Valley
Country
United States
Format
Bottle
Volume
750mL
Type
Still
Color
Red

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Product Description

RP94 "The 2010 DB4 is insanely beautiful. Crushed rocks, plums, cinnamon and licorice jump from the glass from this striking, delineated wine. In 2010, the DB4 has a level of pure energy and vibrancy that is missing in the 2009, most likely because it also includes declassified lots from the Bettina. This is a great showing from Don Bryant and his team. In most cellars, the DB4 would be the top wine, but here it is the second label. Top flight Napa Cabernet is seldom inexpensive, but this is just about as good as it gets for the money. Anticipated maturity: 2015-2025. Perched on Pritchard Hill above the shores of Lake Hennessey, Bryant is without question one of the most spectacular vineyards in Napa Valley. I don’t see any reason why the Cabernets that emerge from this property shouldn’t be among the top 5-10 wines in the valley each and every year, but continuity is the key to making that happen. Following the departure of Helen Turley in 2002, Bryant has employed Philippe Melka, Mark Aubert, Ross Wallace, Helen Keplinger and now Todd Alexander, who took over in October 2012." Antonio Galloni for The Wine Advocate, Dec 2012

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