Opus One Overture Napa Valley 2020

Opus One Overture (OWC - 6 bottles in original wooden box - price given is for all 6 bottles).
Overture is the second wine to the iconic Opus One in Oakville, which is the result of perhaps the world's most successful joint ventures between two of the world's biggest and most passionate personalities, Baron Philippe de Rothschild and Robert Mondavi.

Price given is for box with 6 bottles in original wooden box!

Opus One has achieved cult status and maintained its position despite stubbornly maintaining a proud pricing policy, even in the years when they shrugged their shoulders in Bordeaux and despite the fact that Napa Valley has been gifted with many other wonderful wines since the carpet, went up for Opus One in 1984, when they presented vintages 1979 and 1980 at the same time.

Opus One is sold today with a limitation per customer, and after James Suckling scored 100 points and declared the 2013 vintage the world's best wine in 2016, things have gone crazy. Thus, it is assumed that the interest in these years in Japan alone is great enough to buy the entire production!

Therefore, it has been decided that Overture, which was created in 1993 but has so far been exclusively sold from the vineyard in Napa Valley, will now be scaled up into international trade. It is therefore only the 5th time that we in Denmark can experience a slice of what Opus One is about, without being ruined.

Notes: Blackberry, Cherry, Currant leaves, Violet, Cocoa, coffee, forest floor.

Rich, Juicy, Aromatic, Dry.

Alc. 14.0%, Aged: 18 months in small French oak barrels, Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petite Verdot, Malbec from Oakville, Napa Valley.