Crafted by The Rockstar Winemaker Chad Alexander, Sourced From Napa Valley’s Iconic Vineyards – It’s Perfection in a Bottle
Here’s a Cabernet that's straight fire. The 2022 Dolum Cask 28 Cabernet Sauvignon from the Stags Leap District is a standout, and it’s everything you’ve been waiting for in a Napa Cab.
Here’s why:
- Crafted by the legend himself – Chad Alexander, the genius behind some of Napa’s top wines (you might've heard of the Hess Collection?). His wines are known for crushing it in quality, and this one’s no exception.
- Aging potential that’s off the charts: Rated 94 points by Decanter, this Cab is drinking beautifully now but will only get better over the next 5–7 years.
- Sourced from the best of Napa Valley – We’re talking grapes from Stags Leap, Oakville, Rutherford, and Howell Mountain. These vineyards are known for producing some of the finest wines, and Dolum is right there with them.
- Limited availability – Vintage 2021 is being hailed as one of the best of the decade, with Vinous Media awarding it an impressive 95-98 points. But here's the deal: production was down this year, so don’t sleep on this one if you want to grab a bottle or two while you can.
The taste is like walking through a vineyard at sunset—rich and bold, yet effortlessly smooth. Each sip is like a slow dance between dark cherries and a warm, spiced breeze, lingering long after the glass is empty.
With perfect balance, this medium to full-bodied wine has tannins that have just the right amount of grip. The finish is long and smooth, leaving you wanting more (because let's face it, who can stop at just one glass?).
But here’s the real kicker: Elsewhere, this Napa Cab usually sells for $120.00. BHW offers it for just $44.99 — that's 63% off, and the lowest price you’ll find anywhere!
Ready to taste what perfection looks like in a bottle? Trust us, you won’t regret it.
Grab yours before it’s all gone!
Cheers to the good stuff 🍷
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