Bevan Cellars

Wildfoote Vineyard Vixen Block Cabernet Sauvignon

9.624 ratings
9.45 pro ratings
Stags Leap District, Napa Valley, California, USA
Cabernet Sauvignon
Top Notes For
David L

14’ Bevan Wildfoote -Vixen. WNH- virtual tasting. Decanted for two hours. Consumed over the next three. Took more then a few hours for it to come around. I always hate it when the last glass taste better than the first. Beautiful wine. Sit on them for another couple of years. IMO

14’ Bevan Wildfoote -Vixen. WNH- virtual tasting. Decanted for two hours. Consumed over the next three. Took more then a few hours for it to come around. I always hate it when the last glass taste better than the first. Beautiful wine. Sit on them for another couple of years. IMO

Mar 23rd, 2020
Al Shikoh

fully opaque, inky purple black, prominent glass staining tears; cassis, milk chocolate, vanilla, licorice, tobacco leaf, floral notes; full bodied, jammy black fruit, a bit hot, 14.8% AVV; sources from Vixen block of Wildfoote Vineyard owned a good long by former Screaming Eagle Vineyard owner Jean Phillips

fully opaque, inky purple black, prominent glass staining tears; cassis, milk chocolate, vanilla, licorice, tobacco leaf, floral notes; full bodied, jammy black fruit, a bit hot, 14.8% AVV; sources from Vixen block of Wildfoote Vineyard owned a good long by former Screaming Eagle Vineyard owner Jean Phillips

Feb 11th, 2020
Rob Brobst III

Thx @Paul Treadway Huntington Beacher you're generous and fun to hang with!

Thx @Paul Treadway Huntington Beacher you're generous and fun to hang with!

Sep 25th, 2017
Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.5

Post Master's Bordeaux Class, we ran into Russell Bevan and Brian Kearney of Addax. Russell opened up this beauty for us to try.

Super dark and deep purplish ruby red. Layered nose of sweet spices, black fruits and tons of oaky notes. Heavy tannins (7/10) and full bodied. As always, heavily extracted. Super rich and loaded with blackberries, black cherries, cinnamon and solid gravel backbone. Silky and voluptuous mouthfeel. Delicious all over with a lingering finish. Surprisingly well integrated and approachable for being so young. Drink till 2030.

Post Master's Bordeaux Class, we ran into Russell Bevan and Brian Kearney of Addax. Russell opened up this beauty for us to try.

Super dark and deep purplish ruby red. Layered nose of sweet spices, black fruits and tons of oaky notes. Heavy tannins (7/10) and full bodied. As always, heavily extracted. Super rich and loaded with blackberries, black cherries, cinnamon and solid gravel backbone. Silky and voluptuous mouthfeel. Delicious all over with a lingering finish. Surprisingly well integrated and approachable for being so young. Drink till 2030.

1 person found it helpfulMay 14th, 2017
Andrew S

Rich ripe fruit. Spices. Smooth open feel.

Rich ripe fruit. Spices. Smooth open feel.

Nov 3rd, 2018
Mark Flesher

Fruit bomb. A bit unidimensional. Blackberry and cassis. I got the end of this bottle after it had been open for a few hours. But IMO it should have been rocking. At 200+ / bottle, horrible QPR IMO. 14 Pott Kaliholmanok that was firing on all cylinders crushed this one quite easily.

Fruit bomb. A bit unidimensional. Blackberry and cassis. I got the end of this bottle after it had been open for a few hours. But IMO it should have been rocking. At 200+ / bottle, horrible QPR IMO. 14 Pott Kaliholmanok that was firing on all cylinders crushed this one quite easily.

Mar 23rd, 2019
Craig Otten

The best winemaker in the Valley?

The best winemaker in the Valley?

Aug 23rd, 2018
Paul T- Huntington Beach

Last 14 Wildfoote,

Last 14 Wildfoote,

Dec 11th, 2017
Eric

Totally awesome. Big nose, layered, wildflowers, red, blue, and black fruits. Inky charry finish that hangs out for 60 seconds. Ready to drink with a short decant.

Totally awesome. Big nose, layered, wildflowers, red, blue, and black fruits. Inky charry finish that hangs out for 60 seconds. Ready to drink with a short decant.

Dec 1st, 2017
Paul T- Huntington Beach

Unbelievable for such a young wine,

Unbelievable for such a young wine,

Sep 19th, 2017