2020 HALL Bergfeld Cabernet Sauvignon

$225.00
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Our St. Helena Estate vineyard is planted in alluvial soils above an ancient creek bed. The soils are light and packed with river rock and gravel. These well-drained soils, coupled with a warm growing region, encourage the vines to produce prodigious wines of great power.

HALL Bergfeld Cabernet Sauvignon bottle on a console table beside a glass of red wine, with coffee table books and a window in the background

Tasting notes

Our 2020 Bergfeld opens with a brooding, fruit-driven nose of ripe blackberries, warm oak, wet stone and freshly cracked pepper. Structured tannins support the broad palate that opens up into flavors of dark chocolate, tobacco and baking spice. The fruit-driven character persists through the long and powerful finish.

  • Blackberry
  • Spicy Oak
  • Wet Gravel
  • Black Pepper

Vineyard notes

Historic Bergfeld Vineyard

First planted in 1873, the Bergfeld Vineyard lies along the western benchland of the St. Helena appellation, celebrated for its refined expressions of Cabernet Sauvignon.

St. Helena AVA

Renowned for being one of the warmer appellations in Napa Valley, benefitting from its distance from the marine effects of the San Pablo Bay.

Well-Drained Soils

The vines are planted in an ancient Sulphur Creek bed marked by nutritional challenges, abundant rock and gravel, and exceptional drainage.

Wine Facts

Our St. Helena Estate vineyard is planted in alluvial soils strewn across an ancient creek bed. The soils are light and packed with river rock and gravel. These well-drained soils, coupled with a warm growing region, encourage the vines to produce prodigious wines of great power. The wine exudes dark briary fruit and boasts a decadently ripe and powerful mouth-feel.

Bottle Size

750ml

Varietal Composition

85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Merlot

Barrel Aging

26 Months in 70% New French Oak

Vineyard Designation

Bergfeld HALL Estate and Vineyard Partners

Appellation

St. Helena and Napa Valley

Vintage Notes

The winter of 2020 was warm and dry, setting off budbreak and the growing season slightly earlier than usual throughout Napa Valley. It wasn’t until the end of March that cold, rainy weather arrived, and the mild spring gave the vines strong, early start. Moderately warm days held through the summer and early fall, allowing the fruit to ripen slowly and develop complex flavor and tannin balance, while maintaining fresh acidity. This vintage produced great wines that are concentrated, focused, and beautifully balanced.

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