2013 Colgin Cellars IX Estate Proprietary Red - 100 pts - 750ml proprietary red

Cabernet Sauvignon · North Coast

2013 Colgin Cellars IX Estate Proprietary Red - 100 pts - 750ml

100 points from Robert Parker, and only 1880 cases made.

$695.00
  • From North Coast, California.
  • Raised in French Oak by Allison Tauziet.
Bottle
750ml
Vintage
2013
Score
100 RP
Local pickup is by appointment only. If you choose pickup at checkout, please email leo@cultwine.com to schedule your pickup.

By ordering you verify that you are 21 years of age or older.

    “Another perfect wine from Ann Colgin and her winemaking team is the 2013 IX Proprietary Red Estate, a blend of 68% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc and 8% Petit Verdot. An absolutely compelling wine, with notes of lead pencil shavings, spring flowers, blueberry, blackberry and cassis, it has the full smorgasbord of black and blue fruits, wonderfully integrated, toasty oak, acidity and tannin, a floral note that is unmistakable, and great richness, density and purity. It is an utterly exceptional wine and a tribute to not only a great vineyard, but impeccable winemaking and upbringing. It should drink well for 30+ years as well.”
    Robert Parker, 100 points
    “The 2013 IX Estate is a wild, exotic wine. In a sense, it marries the savory aromatic intensity of the Tychson Hill with the fruit richness found in the Cariad. It is another wine that has aged impeccably. There's plenty of mountain tannin and savoriness, along with the underlying structure to age well for many years to come. In a word: magnificent!”
    Antonio Galloni, 99 points

    The cellar card for Colgin 2013

    Every detail we hold on this bottle, in one place, so you know exactly what is going into your cellar.

    Varietal
    Cabernet Sauvignon
    Vintage
    2013
    Rating
    100 RP
    Bottle Size
    750ml
    Bottle Quantity
    1
    Country
    USA
    Region
    California
    Location
    North Coast
    Producer
    Colgin
    Winemaker
    Allison Tauziet
    Barrels
    French Oak
    Production
    1880 Cases
    Color
    Red
    Wine Type
    Table

    About Colgin

    For nearly three decades, Colgin Cellars has been dedicated to enriching and sustaining the hallowed history of Napa Valley wine production. Our goal has been to craft elegant and profound wines that inspire memories.

    Since 1992, Colgin Cellars navigates the exciting future of Napa Valley wine with the same focus, passion, and reverence that guided our first thirty years. 

    Colgin Cellars produces exquisitely handcrafted red wines using only the finest neo-classical winemaking methods in concert with small yields, gentle handling, attentive sorting and meticulous blending. Colgin is one of the five original CultWines of Napa. 

         

    • 100points from Robert Parker
    • 1880cases of this 2013 produced
    • 2013vintage
    • 750mlbottle size

    Before you order Colgin

    How much wine is in this listing?

    One bottle, 750ml, of the 2013 vintage.

    Can I collect it instead of having it shipped?

    Local pickup is by appointment only. If you choose pickup at checkout, please email leo@cultwine.com to schedule your pickup.

    Who made this wine?

    Winemaker Allison Tauziet, at Colgin, owned by Ann Colgin.

    Is there an age requirement?

    Yes. You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase.

    I want a different vintage or a large format. Can you help?

    Looking for a specific bottle, vintage, or large format? Tell us what you're after, and a CultWine specialist will personally track it down for you. Request a wine or call 1 877 285.8946.

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