| Rating | 88 |
| Style | Red |
| Variety | Malbec |
| Vintage | 2013 |
| Appellation |
Mount Veeder Napa Valley Napa County North Coast California USA |
| ABV | 14.8% |
| Price | $58.00 |
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| Reviewed | 2018-05-21 |
Perfect For
Cold Weather Hibernation, Special Occasion Splurges, Steak Dinner
Drink If You Like
Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec
The Hess Collection Small Block Series Malbec 2013 Review
Mount Veeder is an area of Napa Valley known for structured (and expensive) Cabernet. This single vineyard site Malbec from The Hess Collection is an unique bottling that combines Malbec's dark fruit and power, with Mount Veeder's elegance. If you like really, really big wines, you'll love it. Drink it with a bloody steak.
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