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Bond Estates Vecina is a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon produced from a single vineyard site. The wine’s notable character stems from its unique terroir – specifically the hillside location and volcanic soils of the Vecina block. It offers concentrated flavors of dark fruit and spice, appealing to discerning wine drinkers who appreciate focused expressions of California Cabernet. This wine is typically enjoyed by those seeking quality red wines with a distinct sense of place.
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Who founded Bond Estates?
Bond Estates was founded by Bill and Harriet Harlan, the same couple behind the legendary Napa Valley cult winery Harlan Estate. They created Bond in the 1990s specifically to focus on single-vineyard expressions of Cabernet Sauvignon.
Where is the Vecina vineyard located?
The Vecina vineyard is located on the steep, rocky hillsides of the eastern slope of Napa Valley, within the Bearstein area. The site is characterized by its red, volcanic, and sedimentary soils that force the vines to struggle, creating intensely flavored fruit.
What does the name "Vecina" mean?
"Vecina" is the Spanish word for "neighbor," and the vineyard was given this name because of its proximity to the Harlan Estate property. It sits adjacent to the estate, sharing similar highly sought-after terroir.
Is Bond Estates Vecina a 100% varietal wine?
Yes, the Bond Estates Vecina bottling is entirely crafted from 100% Cabernet Sauvignon. The Harlans and their winemaking team focus entirely on how different Napa terroirs express the Cabernet Sauvignon grape, without blending other varieties into the final wine.
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