Thursday, February 9, 2012

Hundred Acre of Napa Valley



Country: USA


Region: Napa Valley


Production: 300 - 600 cases per year


Grape: Kayli Morgan: Cabernet Sauvignon - Ancient Way: Shiraz


Crate design: This is a gorgeous crate. The pine wood is premium, and built very well. Every part of the crate is thick and durable. The lid has a flip-top, and both sides are engraved with a different design. The front of the lid has the 6 star logo, and the back has a story about the Trojan War. Both designs are deeply engraved. All four sides are also engraved, each with the Hundred Acre text in a robust font. In some vintages even the tops of the inserts are engraved as well.



Rarity: Very Rare. The production of Hundred Acre is very small, and most collector's keep their crates with their cases.


Crate designation: Exclusive Class ($100.00)


Our opinion/history: Hundred Acre is a went from "Basement Wine" to cult superstar of Napa Valley in a very short period of time.. Some vintages have received a perfect 100 points from Wine Advocate and Robert Parker. Jayson Woodbridge invented the Hundred Acre label, and he's considered a maverick of the wine industry. Woodbridge has inspired other cult Napa's to reach for the stars. It's possible that his 6 star logo on the lid wasn't a random design!


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