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2015 Heitz Cellar, Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
750ml - California, United StatesCritic Scores
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| $1,813 | 1 | 1 | Vinovest |
| $1,908 | 2 | 3 | Vinovest |
Every row is a live ask on the Vinovest book, not a completed sale. The estimated market price above is a Liv-ex-based valuation and will often sit above the lowest ask; the book is what you can actually trade against today. Highest bid on the book: $600.
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About This Wine
Everything that makes Heitz Cellars “Martha’s Vineyard” a Napa Valley icon can be found in this bottle. It’s deep, dark, clean, and chewy with a multidimensional profile of black fruits, menthol, spice, and signature eucalyptus. That’s not all. The three-year slumber in French oak harmoniously complements the cabernet components. As Decanter’s Matthew Luczy put it, “There isn’t a more definitive Cabernet Sauvignon in the world, at any price.”