Mending Wall
Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon



Enjoying a wonderful 2012 Mending Wall Napa Cabernet. Young but spot on tonight. Even better then when we drank at the winery in July
Enjoying a wonderful 2012 Mending Wall Napa Cabernet. Young but spot on tonight. Even better then when we drank at the winery in July
1 person found it helpfulJan 24th, 2016
Really lovely, fruit forward with supple oak.
Really lovely, fruit forward with supple oak.
Jan 28th, 2016
Really tasty! Blue fruits, cedar, mild tobacco and a pleasing finish. Has improved a good deal since tasting in June at the winery. Great young now and likely great later.
Really tasty! Blue fruits, cedar, mild tobacco and a pleasing finish. Has improved a good deal since tasting in June at the winery. Great young now and likely great later.
Dec 22nd, 2015
Officially winter here and I immediately wanted to enjoy a bigger wine. It’s funny how the temperature outside can easily influence my wine choices. First time trying this one.
Mending Wall is a collaborative effort between three families that includes winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown, Outpost Winery (Frank Dotzler) and Pulido-Walker (Mark Pulido & Donna Walker). It is located on the edge of St. Helena, at the foothills of Howell Mountain. The name comes from a Robert Frost poem. There is a line in the poem ‘Good fences make good neighbors.’
The 2017 is approachable now. Big, yet soft Cab. No need in waiting years, enjoy now with a short decant. Worth mentioning that it had a lot of sediment for a relatively young wine.
Shorter days, colder nights, bigger wines. Happy weekend.
Officially winter here and I immediately wanted to enjoy a bigger wine. It’s funny how the temperature outside can easily influence my wine choices. First time trying this one.
Mending Wall is a collaborative effort between three families that includes winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown, Outpost Winery (Frank Dotzler) and Pulido-Walker (Mark Pulido & Donna Walker). It is located on the edge of St. Helena, at the foothills of Howell Mountain. The name comes from a Robert Frost poem. There is a line in the poem ‘Good fences make good neighbors.’
The 2017 is approachable now. Big, yet soft Cab. No need in waiting years, enjoy now with a short decant. Worth mentioning that it had a lot of sediment for a relatively young wine.
Shorter days, colder nights, bigger wines. Happy weekend.