B. Leighton Petit Verdot

2014, Yakima Valley, Washington

Black purple, dark and broody. Wet earth, violets, burnt anise, wild blackberries and black Indian ink make this wine a beautifully complex head turner to ponder over or enjoy without thoughts but with friends.

$38.99 / BOTTLE
$11.00 / GLASS

SALE - normally $49.99

What I think of as the top cuvee of the estate (although the new Mourvèdre Gratitude cuvee is just about as good), the 2014 Petit Verdot Olsen Vineyard is 100% Petit Verdot, from the same higher elevation site as the Gratitude, that was destemmed and aged 40% in 225-liter barrels. A perfect steak wine with its unctuous, full-bodied and powerful style, it gives up lots of cassis, graphite, crushed rock and violet-like aromas and flavors. While it’s a big wine, it stays remarkably elegant and graceful, with polished tannin and notable freshness. It’s a fabulous expression of this variety.
— 95 points, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
Michael Hagan

Owner/Lead Designer of Hagan Design Co. Husband to Christine and father to 2 wonderful Frenchies, Luna and Trigger.

http://www.hagandesign.co
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