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Bond Estates Melbury - Red Wine
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Bond Estates Melbury

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Bond Estates Melbury is a California Cabernet Sauvignon red wine sourced from the Harlan family’s Melbury vineyard in Napa Valley. This single-vineyard bottling highlights the unique characteristics of this hillside site, offering a concentrated expression of Napa terroir. It’s favored by discerning wine drinkers seeking depth and complexity within premium Cabernet Sauvignon selections.

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Bond Estates Melbury ranks #51 of 135 in the Red Wine ranking, behind Barolo Bussia (Aldo Conterno), ahead of Vega Sicilia Valbuena 5°.

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Who produces Bond Estates Melbury wine?

Bond Estates Melbury is produced by the Harlan family, the same family behind Harlan Estate, one of Napa Valley's most sought-after cult wines. The Bond label was created to focus specifically on single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon bottlings from distinct Napa Valley sites, with Melbury being one of the original vineyard designates.

Where is the Melbury vineyard located in Napa Valley?

The Melbury vineyard is situated on a hillside in the western mountains of Napa Valley, contributing to the wine's concentrated terroir-driven character. The vineyard's specific elevation and steep aspect influence drainage, sun exposure, and the intensity of the Cabernet Sauvignon fruit grown there.

What grape variety is Bond Estates Melbury made from?

Bond Estates Melbury is a Cabernet Sauvignon-based red wine sourced exclusively from the single Melbury vineyard. The bottling is designed to highlight the unique characteristics of this specific hillside site, offering a concentrated expression of Napa Valley mountain terroir.

How much does Bond Estates Melbury typically cost?

Bond Estates Melbury is positioned at the ultra-premium end of the Napa Valley market, with bottles typically selling for several hundred dollars each. The wine is produced in limited quantities from a single vineyard, and it is primarily allocated through a mailing list, which contributes to its scarcity and high secondary-market prices.

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