Rare Vintage Inglenook Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon – Limited Release

1970 Inglenook Cabernet Sauvignon | Napa Valley Legacy

Step into Napa Valley’s rich viticultural heritage with this iconic 1970 Inglenook Cabernet Sauvignon—a testament to over a century of craftsmanship. Founded in 1879 by visionary Gustave Niebaum, Inglenook was designed to rival France’s grandest châteaux, cementing its place as a cornerstone of American wine history. Though production paused in the mid-20th century, Francis Ford Coppola revived its legacy in 1975 by acquiring its historic estate, restoring its original 1,500-acre splendor by 1995.

This bottle embodies the winery’s enduring excellence. Crafted from Napa Valley’s prized Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, it offers a rare glimpse into California’s golden era of winemaking. Jon Bonné of The San Francisco Chronicle aptly called Inglenook “Napa’s hallowed ground,” a site that encapsulates the valley’s entire wine narrative. With 12% alcohol content, this vintage balances bold character and approachability, perfect for collectors or connoisseurs seeking a sip of history.

A symbol of timeless tradition and scarcity, this 1970 release is a standout in the Fine & Rare category—a true investment for your cellar. Note: Availability is limited, and exclusions apply to promotional offers, underscoring its status as an unparalleled piece of wine legacy.

Elevate your collection with a bottle that whispers stories of pioneers, Hollywood visionaries, and Napa’s unyielding pursuit of excellence—one pour at a time.