Assortment Case
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Typically best enjoyed 5–20 years from vintage release, with the robust red selections showing exceptional aging potential.
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grilled ribeye steak, slow-braised short ribs, roasted rack of lamb
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The Bevan Cellars Assortment Case represents a curated journey through the spectacular, high-octane portfolio of winemaker Russell Bevan. Rather than a single bottling, this collection brings together a hand-selected array of Bevan's most coveted, limited-production releases. These wines are sourced from some of the most prestigious vineyard sites in Napa Valley and Sonoma County, including the volcanic soils of Oakville's Tench Vineyard and the steep slopes of Sugarloaf Mountain. Known for his uncompromising pursuit of flavor, Russell Bevan crafts wines defined by their monumental concentration, plush textures, and explosive aromatics. This assortment typically showcases his legendary, multi-layered Cabernet Sauvignons and proprietary red blends, offering collectors a comprehensive look at the opulent, hedonistic style that has earned the winery numerous perfect scores and a dedicated cult following.
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Founded in 2005 by winemaker Russell Bevan and Victoria De Crescenzo, Bevan Cellars is a highly acclaimed boutique winery based in California's Napa Valley. Renowned for producing some of the most opulent, texturally luxurious, and critically praised wines in the region, the estate sources fruit from premier vineyards across Napa and Sonoma, including Sugarloaf Mountain, Tench, and Ritchie. Russell Bevan’s uncompromising winemaking philosophy emphasizes extreme vineyard selectivity, harvesting at peak physiological ripeness, and minimal intervention in the cellar to craft incredibly concentrated, plush Cabernet Sauvignons, proprietary red blends, and vibrant Chardonnays. This dedication to power and purity has earned the winery multiple perfect 100-point scores, cementing its status as a cult icon of modern California winemaking.