Harlan Estate 2017

$1,599.95

750ml /

Vintage: 2017

WS 97
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JD 97
JS 97

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Winery: Harlan Estate
Varietal: Proprietary Red Wine
Wine Style: Red Wine - Bold and Structured
Wine Country Of Origin: United States
State / Province: California
Sub Region / AVA: North Coast / Napa County / Napa Valley

Wine Description

Over the past few years, Harlan Estate Proprietory Red wine, from Napa Valley has won the hearts of all the critics & wine enthusiasts. The 2017 vinage is no different. Sparing no expense, using top quality grapes and made with hands of some the best names in Napa, Bob Levy, the 2017 vintage of Harlan Estate is a must for your wine collection. Check out the critical acclaim that this bad boy has received this year …

Reviews (3)

3 reviews for Harlan Estate 2017

Rated 4 out of 5

WA – March 23, 2023

Deep garnet-purple colored, the 2017 Harlan Estate sashays out of the glass with a vibrant, carefree nose of wild blueberries, black raspberries, crushed black currants and boysenberries with lovely floral nuances of candied violets and rose hips plus touches of cedar chest and pencil shavings. Medium-bodied, this is a Harlan that is incredibly light on its feet, with amazing intensity and energy, framed by very finely grained tannins and bold freshness, finishing very long and mineral laced. This should be one of the longer-lived wines coming out of the 2017 vintage.
JD – March 23, 2023

The Grand Vin is the 2017 Harlan Estate, and this beauty just about jumps from the glass with its pure cassis and blackcurrant fruits as well as notes of tobacco, graphite, crushed stone, and spice. With a full-bodied, expansive mouthfeel, building, velvety tannins, and a layered, seamless style that offers way more pleasure than just about every other wine in the vintage, bottles can be enjoyed any time over the coming 20-25 years.
Rated 4 out of 5

JS – March 23, 2023

Love the sage and mint undertones with currants and berries. Some lead pencil. Iodine. Medium to full body and very fine tannins. Lovely freshness. It’s a refined and gorgeous Harlan. Savory. Beautiful finish. Drinkable now, but better in 2022.

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Critical Acclaim

WS 97

Wine Spectator

This is fully loaded, with waves of dense yet succulent blackberry, black currant and fig preserves that move along steadily, pulling roasted apple wood, dark bay leaf, espresso cream and humus notes along. A bolt of cast iron emerges through the finish, remaining well-encased in the fruit and adding prodigious length and stability. A fairly tremendous wine, especially considering the vintage. A Cabernet Sauvignon-based blend. Best from 2022 through 2040.

WA 97

Wine Advocate

Deep garnet-purple colored, the 2017 Harlan Estate sashays out of the glass with a vibrant, carefree nose of wild blueberries, black raspberries, crushed black currants and boysenberries with lovely floral nuances of candied violets and rose hips plus touches of cedar chest and pencil shavings. Medium-bodied, this is a Harlan that is incredibly light on its feet, with amazing intensity and energy, framed by very finely grained tannins and bold freshness, finishing very long and mineral laced. This should be one of the longer-lived wines coming out of the 2017 vintage.

JD 97

Jeb Dunnuck

The Grand Vin is the 2017 Harlan Estate, and this beauty just about jumps from the glass with its pure cassis and blackcurrant fruits as well as notes of tobacco, graphite, crushed stone, and spice. With a full-bodied, expansive mouthfeel, building, velvety tannins, and a layered, seamless style that offers way more pleasure than just about every other wine in the vintage, bottles can be enjoyed any time over the coming 20-25 years.

JS 97

James Suckling

Love the sage and mint undertones with currants and berries. Some lead pencil. Iodine. Medium to full body and very fine tannins. Lovely freshness. It’s a refined and gorgeous Harlan. Savory. Beautiful finish. Drinkable now, but better in 2022.