Ledson

Napa Valley Petite Verdot

9.06 ratings
-no pro ratings
Napa Valley, California, USA
Petit Verdot
Lamb, Baking Spices, Potato, Pasta, Exotic Spices, Chicken, Herbs, Turkey, White Rice, Hard Cheese, Pungent Cheese, Chili & Hot Spicy, Mushrooms, Beef, Onion, Soft Cheese, Duck, Pork, Beans & Peas, Tomato-Based
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Andy Baker

Fantastic big chewy PV from Ledson Vineyards

Fantastic big chewy PV from Ledson Vineyards

Jun 14th, 2016
Nick Wolfe

Delectable, why do we even bother with the photo? This is the 2011 Ledson Napa Valley Petite Verdot. Plum, white pepper, spice, berries, coffee, toffee, vanilla, and sweet caramel on the nose. Palate adds something cedary and rustic while keeping balance. This wine shows huge promise for further aging. This is the last time I'm bothering with sure-fire always-misidentifying Delectable. Deleting the app.

Delectable, why do we even bother with the photo? This is the 2011 Ledson Napa Valley Petite Verdot. Plum, white pepper, spice, berries, coffee, toffee, vanilla, and sweet caramel on the nose. Palate adds something cedary and rustic while keeping balance. This wine shows huge promise for further aging. This is the last time I'm bothering with sure-fire always-misidentifying Delectable. Deleting the app.

Sep 15th, 2015
Nick Wolfe

Delectable, read the damned label. It's the petit Verdot. Not Zin, and not cab Sauv, and not a Sauv blanc. Read the damned label for once! This is the 2010 Napa Valley Petite Verdot. An amazingly rich and flavorful wine. Nose is really big with blueberries, black berries, plum, baking spices, cigar box, and forest floor. Palate is the most port-like I've experienced. Earthiness balanced against bright acidity. More nutmeg and a bit of sweet garam masala brought on by the ripe grapes and the chewy tannins. Long, gorgeous finish. This wine is perfect for a powerful cheese plate...not as sweet as a port, but just as dominant. Beautiful.

Delectable, read the damned label. It's the petit Verdot. Not Zin, and not cab Sauv, and not a Sauv blanc. Read the damned label for once! This is the 2010 Napa Valley Petite Verdot. An amazingly rich and flavorful wine. Nose is really big with blueberries, black berries, plum, baking spices, cigar box, and forest floor. Palate is the most port-like I've experienced. Earthiness balanced against bright acidity. More nutmeg and a bit of sweet garam masala brought on by the ripe grapes and the chewy tannins. Long, gorgeous finish. This wine is perfect for a powerful cheese plate...not as sweet as a port, but just as dominant. Beautiful.

Aug 19th, 2015
Peggy Hadley

Peggy had this 8 years ago

Peggy had this 8 years ago

Feb 3rd, 2017
Micah Chiles

Micah had this 9 years ago

Micah had this 9 years ago

Mar 27th, 2016
David Nelson

David had this 10 years ago

David had this 10 years ago

Nov 9th, 2014