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2008 Tempier - Bandol Rose Regional Blend France - Provence - Bandol In warehouse 2008 Tempier - Bandol Rose	IWC 92	$29.95 750ml
2004 Salvioni - Brunello di Montalcino Sangiovese Italy - Tuscany - Brunello di Montalcino Prearrival (1-2 weeks) 2004 Salvioni - Brunello di Montalcino	WS 92 WA 96	$135.95 750ml
2007 Caymus - Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon USA - California - Napa - Napa Valley Prearrival (1-2 weeks) 2007 Caymus - Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley		$64.95 750ml

Napa Cabs Under $100

Celebrate the best of America this holiday weekend without breaking the bank. Vinfolio’s inventory includes many great values in Napa Cabernet spanning 1990-2005, all under $100. Browse the full list of almost 100 wines below. You are sure to find highlights of your own to add to your collection. Our recommendations include:

2002 Behrens & Hitchcock - Kenefick Ranch Cuvee (Reserve) (WA 93-95) – “The 2002 Cabernet Sauvignon Kenefick Ranch (which Les Behrens calls, "the poor man's Araujo") is a fat, expansive, deep, concentrated effort displaying an inky/purple color as well as super aromas of blueberry liqueur, smoke, creme de cassis, and hints of chocolate and espresso. Medium to full-bodied, with super depth in addition to a tremendously persistent finish of 45-50 seconds, it will require 2-3 years of bottle age, and should drink well for 15-16.” – Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate

2005 Conn Valley - Eloge (WA 96) – “…A terrific wine that has put on significant weight since I tasted it last year…gorgeous incense, cedar, black currant, and cherry notes intermixed with some spice box, new saddle leather, and smoky, gamey notes. Full-bodied, dense, chewy,…elegant, complex, and altogether perfectly balanced, this is a fabulous effort and is already drinkable, but promises to evolve and last for at least another 15-20 years.” – Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate

1994 Freemark Abbey - Cabernet Sauvignon Bosche Vineyard (WS 93) – “Complex and youthful, with a mix of earthy, cedary Cabernet flavors that are firm and structured, with ripe plum, blackberry, wild berry and spice flavors. Finishes with a firm core of chewy tannins.” - James Laube, Wine Spectator

2004 Kapcsandy Family - State Lane Vineyard (WA 95) – “A breakthrough effort, the 2004 Proprietary Red Wine State Lane Vineyard is a combination of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot. Its dense ruby/purple color is accompanied by lovely, evolved aromas of blueberries, black currants, white chocolate, licorice, and pain grille. Medium to full-bodied, elegant, finely etched, and impeccably well-balanced, with abundant amounts of sweet fruit, it should evolve for another 15-20 years.” – Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate

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