2022 Hundred Acre 'Morgans Way', Napa Valley

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Product Type : Red

Vintage : 2021

Varietal : Cabernet Sauvignon

Bottle Size : 750 mL

ABV : 15.0%

The 2021 Hundred Acre 'Morgan’s Way' Cabernet Sauvignon captures the essence of Napa Valley’s celebrated terroir and the visionary craftsmanship of winemaker Jayson Woodbridge. Founded on the belief that each vintage should reflect the purity of its origin, Hundred Acre has become synonymous with meticulous viticulture and uncompromising quality. With 'Morgan’s Way,' Woodbridge continues this legacy, offering a wine that speaks to both tradition and modern winemaking finesse.

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98 points	Shimmering like a finely cut ruby jewel, this wine exudes elegant raspberry and black cherry fruit, underscored by white pepper and intense iron-and-graphite-like minerality. Blood orange and lavender stem notes intermix with black liquorice and charred sagebrush, creating a complex bouquet. Medium to full-bodied, it possesses energy and muscularity, a perfect epitome of power and grace, much like a ballet dancer in motion. These 2021 Hundred Acre wines are incredibly pure, precise, and ethereal. While I can describe the flavours and textures, it almost feels unnecessary—this wine is beautiful, elegant, and mighty in every way. Made from 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine is sourced from Hundred Acre’s estate Morgan’s Way vineyard (formerly Kayli Morgan), a 3.6-hectare site situated north of St. Helena on the eastern side of Silverado Trail, at the base of Howell Mountain. The vineyard is named after Jayson Woodbridge’s daughter, Morgan, and the wine is aged for at least 30 months in extremely fine, centre-cut French oak barriques with ultra-tight graining
	Jeb Dunnuck
100 points	One of the more perfumed, elegant wines, the 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon Morgan's Way reveals a deep ruby/plum hue as well as incredible red and black fruit, new leather, pressed flowers, graphite, and loamy earth. It's full-bodied and powerful, yet also ethereal and weightless. As with all of Woodbridge’s wines, it’s going to age gracefully.