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Ramey Pedregal Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville, USA 2017 3L

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Description

From the rocky hillside vineyards of Napa Valley’s prestigious Oakville appellation, Ramey’s 2017 Pedregal Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon showcases the power, elegance and distinctive character of this exceptional terroir. Crafted from 80% Cabernet Sauvignon and 20% Petit Verdot, co-fermented with native yeasts and aged for 24 months in new French oak barrels, this remarkable wine offers inviting aromas of ripe blackberry, blackcurrant, redcurrant, leather and menthol, complemented by subtle notes of cedar and earthy minerality. The palate is rich and full-bodied, revealing concentrated dark fruit, hints of dark chocolate, firm yet refined tannins and beautifully balanced acidity. A long, structured finish highlights its depth, complexity and impressive aging potential. Presented in a generous 3-liter double-magnum format, this distinguished Cabernet Sauvignon makes an exceptional addition to any fine wine collection.

Wine Enthusiast – 95 
Jim Gordon, July 2023

“This tightly wound and powerful wine is laced with fine-grained tannins to support dark chocolate and quite-ripe blackberry and blueberry flavors…”

The review emphasizes its concentration and depth, recommending a drinking window of 2026–2036.

Jeb Dunnuck – 94
Audrey Frick, July 2023

“The 2017 Cabernet Sauvignon Pedregal Vineyard brings the addition of 20% Petit Verdot and is aromatic with notes of menthol, redcurrant, and leather.”

The review describes a ripe, full-bodied wine with refreshing balance, red and black fruit, gravelly earth and broad, structured tannins. Recommended drinking window: 2026–2046.

Wine Spectator – 92 
James Molesworth, August 2023

“This has an old-school edge, with a winey core of gently mulled red and black currant fruit mixed with warm earth…”

The review highlights savory cedar, balsam wood and earthy notes, followed by a long, steadily developing finish. Recommended drinking through 2034.