Heitz Cellars Legacy Vertical
ABOUT THIS WINE
This vertical collection showcases the distinctive character of Heitz Cellar's single-vineyard Cabernets - including selections from Martha's Vineyard and Bella Oaks Vineyard - as well as extended cellar aging. Each wine is crafted from organically farmed grapes, emphasizing the unique terroir of its origin. The wines undergo extended aging in large oak casks, a traditional practice that imparts subtle oak nuances while preserving the purity of fruit.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Established in 1961 by Joe and Alice Heitz, Heitz Cellar has been a pioneer in Napa Valley's winemaking renaissance. The winery gained acclaim for introducing the region's first vineyard-designated Cabernet Sauvignon with the 1966 Martha's Vineyard release. Today, under the stewardship of the Lawrence family since 2018, Heitz Cellar continues its legacy of producing age-worthy wines that honor traditional methods.
The estate encompasses vineyards across six Napa Valley appellations, all farmed organically with a commitment to sustainability. Winemaker Brittany Sherwood upholds the winery's classic style, focusing on balance, freshness, and the authentic expression of each vineyard site. Heitz Cellar remains a benchmark for excellence, blending historical significance with a forward-looking approach to viticulture and enology.
Original: $6,500.00
-65%$6,500.00
$2,275.00Heitz Cellars Legacy Vertical
ABOUT THIS WINE
This vertical collection showcases the distinctive character of Heitz Cellar's single-vineyard Cabernets - including selections from Martha's Vineyard and Bella Oaks Vineyard - as well as extended cellar aging. Each wine is crafted from organically farmed grapes, emphasizing the unique terroir of its origin. The wines undergo extended aging in large oak casks, a traditional practice that imparts subtle oak nuances while preserving the purity of fruit.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Established in 1961 by Joe and Alice Heitz, Heitz Cellar has been a pioneer in Napa Valley's winemaking renaissance. The winery gained acclaim for introducing the region's first vineyard-designated Cabernet Sauvignon with the 1966 Martha's Vineyard release. Today, under the stewardship of the Lawrence family since 2018, Heitz Cellar continues its legacy of producing age-worthy wines that honor traditional methods.
The estate encompasses vineyards across six Napa Valley appellations, all farmed organically with a commitment to sustainability. Winemaker Brittany Sherwood upholds the winery's classic style, focusing on balance, freshness, and the authentic expression of each vineyard site. Heitz Cellar remains a benchmark for excellence, blending historical significance with a forward-looking approach to viticulture and enology.
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ABOUT THIS WINE
This vertical collection showcases the distinctive character of Heitz Cellar's single-vineyard Cabernets - including selections from Martha's Vineyard and Bella Oaks Vineyard - as well as extended cellar aging. Each wine is crafted from organically farmed grapes, emphasizing the unique terroir of its origin. The wines undergo extended aging in large oak casks, a traditional practice that imparts subtle oak nuances while preserving the purity of fruit.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Established in 1961 by Joe and Alice Heitz, Heitz Cellar has been a pioneer in Napa Valley's winemaking renaissance. The winery gained acclaim for introducing the region's first vineyard-designated Cabernet Sauvignon with the 1966 Martha's Vineyard release. Today, under the stewardship of the Lawrence family since 2018, Heitz Cellar continues its legacy of producing age-worthy wines that honor traditional methods.
The estate encompasses vineyards across six Napa Valley appellations, all farmed organically with a commitment to sustainability. Winemaker Brittany Sherwood upholds the winery's classic style, focusing on balance, freshness, and the authentic expression of each vineyard site. Heitz Cellar remains a benchmark for excellence, blending historical significance with a forward-looking approach to viticulture and enology.
