Peju Cabernet Sauvignon Legacy Collection 2021
12 bottles
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Wine Description
Shop the Peju Cabernet Sauvignon Legacy Collection 2021 at FameLounge—a stunning representation of Napa Valley’s exceptional winemaking. Priced at $53.95 for a 750ml bottle with an alcohol content of 14.50%, this bold and structured red wine is masterfully crafted by Peju Winery under the expert guidance of winemaker Sara Fowler.
This 2021 vintage, harvested in October 2021 and released in March 2023, is a carefully crafted blend of 97% Cabernet Sauvignon and 3% Petit Verdot, sourced from the renowned Rutherford region in Napa Valley. The vineyard’s well-drained, gravelly, and sandy loam soils, combined with the region’s warm days and cool nights, create the perfect environment for developing rich flavors and a balanced structure. The unique ‘Rutherford dust’ effect further contributes to the wine’s distinctive mouthfeel and fine tannin profile.
Originating from the United States, specifically California’s North Coast, Napa County, and Napa Valley, this wine is both powerful and elegant. The nose reveals enticing aromas of dried dark berries like blackberry and blackcurrant, enhanced by notes of dark chocolate, vanilla, and a hint of tobacco. The palate is full-bodied with a velvety texture, offering a complex mix of ripe black fruits, mocha, cedar, and a touch of spice, leading to a long, lingering finish with balanced acidity.
Crafted with care, the Peju Cabernet Sauvignon Legacy Collection 2021 matures in a mix of French and American oak, imparting a perfect balance of richness and complexity. Its medium to full-bodied profile is layered with subtle spicy undertones and complex layers of dried red fruit, creating a sophisticated experience on every sip.
The Peju Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Legacy Collection Napa Valley 2021 has received high praise, earning 91 points from James Suckling and 90 points from Wine Advocate, reflecting its complexity, balance, and elegant finish. With excellent aging potential, this wine is poised to build even more nuanced flavors and aromas over the next 10 to 15 years, making it a valuable addition to any wine collection.
Pair this fresh, harmonious, and juicy wine with gourmet dishes like grilled steak, braised short ribs, lamb chops, mushroom risotto, and aged cheeses. It also pairs beautifully with dark chocolate and rich, flavorful cuisine, perfect for special dining experiences. The unique characteristics of this wine make it an ideal choice to serve with a wide array of rich dishes that certify its quality.
Purchase your bottle today at FameLounge and pour yourself into the rich, layered profile that makes the Peju Cabernet Sauvignon Legacy Collection 2021 a standout in Napa Valley’s prestigious offerings. This wine embodies prestige and the expressive terroir of Rutherford, making it a must-have for any wine enthusiast.
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Rayford Harris –
Balanced cab with fruity notes and woody oak undertones.
Alberto Mast –
Excellent vintage.
Mary Redman –
Fruity and ready to drink.
Christopher Mcknight –
Vintage Wines’ Estate grown C.S. is a must-try. With a tangy sweetness and firming tannins, it’s a balanced, long-lasting wine. A double gold winner, it’s worth a try.
Robert Alexander –
One of my favorites. Great value.
Jennifer Leach –
Drink after 2022.
Edward Chavez –
Big and expressive wine with flavors of black cherries, juicy currants, roasted fig, and subtle vanilla. Well-rounded tannins and fresh acidity. Ages well for 3-4 years.
Antonio Harrison –
Vintage Wines Ltd.’s Estate grown C.S., P.V., & Merlot blend is a balanced delight with a long finish. Aged for 18 months, it is worth the wait. 90 pts WE, Double Gold, Best of Region (Red), & Best of CA @ CA State Fair.
Katie Aguilar –
Garnet in color. Currant, violet, leather, and eucalyptus aromas. Medium-bodied with bright acidity, supple texture, and sweet tannins. Flavors of black cherry, boysenberry, spice, dark chocolate, and vanilla. Medium-long finish. 85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Petit Verdot, and 7% Merlot blend. Aged for 18 months in French and American oak, 45% new. 14.8% abv. SRP $60.
Harley Urbina –
Delicious cab, perfect with red meat.
Kathleen Marley –
Basic flavor, medium-full body, slight oak, tart finish. Better options at this price.
Dorothy Waters –
Review: Full-bodied with a muted nose. Dry with sweet fruit and polished tannins. Good quality, potential for improvement.
Michael Sammons –
Peju’s first try. Needs some air to open up, but still a nice wine. Worth buying again and adding to the collection.
Doris Parker –
Review: MOE – enjoyable.
Amy Lopez –
High-quality ruby wine with ripe cherry, strawberry, licorice, leather, eucalyptus, cedar, and prune flavors. Suitable for aging.
Amy Myles –
Initially scored 87, lacked depth, better options at same price. After some air time, deeper complexities emerged. 89-90.
Pablo Whitaker –
Deep ruby color with a bright magenta shade. Aromas of violet, cherry, tobacco leaf, red apple, and vanilla. Dry, smooth palate with chalky acidity and full tannins on the medium-long finish. Simply quaffable.
Joyce Galinis –
Cab dominant with a hint of merlot, 14.5% alcohol, priced at $65.
Lorri Keith –
Blend: 85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Petit Verdot, 7% Merlot – excellent!
Pamela Baskett –
Young and fruity with dominant raspberry and blueberry flavors. Tannins present but needs more time.
Maria Dudgeon –
Dark cherry and cedar aromas lead to consistent flavors of prune, leather, and licorice. Pleasant finish.
Leone Stewart –
Initially tight, but opened up with air. Youthful.
Carol Pinkerton –
Deep magenta with mulberry and vanilla on the nose. Smooth, dry palate with full tannins and a medium finish. Accessible, balanced, and solid value.
Felipe Ganey –
Balanced and supple, this Cabernet carries a pleasant French oak flavor with a modest Cabernet taste.
Sarah Lardizabal –
Deep magenta color. Aroma of pomegranate, brown sugar, vanilla, anise, red currant, and cinnamon. Smooth, dry palate with full, round tannins on medium long finish. Terrific QPR. Easy drinker.
Judy Artis –
Curious about this winemaker, tried their Classic Cali cab with big fruit, round mouthfeel, and long finish. Notes of red fruit, chocolate, and licorice. Holding on to the others to age.
Stacy Roesch –
Fresh and rich Napa Cab with black cherry and fresh plum notes. Soft tannins and low acidity. Good value for everyday or party drinking.
Kimberley Lofty –
Balanced cab with oak and vanilla. Perfect with flank steak.
Courtney Hall –
Smooth and delicious!
Edna Shaw –
Cranberry purple with black fruit and earthy nose. Notes of black cherry, plum, and blackberry balanced with ash, pencil lead, and black pepper. Medium plus body with good tannins and acidity. Great value for 91 points.
Christine Zurita –
Vanilla/oak and fruit upfront. Good QPR at auction for $35 but not worth full retail ($57).
Kay Gibson –
Plenty of oak but fairly well integrated. Leather and cocoa. Not a stunner but good value for $30ish.
Mark Griffin –
Enjoyable Napa Cab with rounded tannins and dark fruit notes. Let breathe for 45-60 mins. Going back for more.
Angel Jording –
2016 cab: Fruit-forward, great nose, smooth finish, low tannins for its age.
Alton Tomlinson –
Smooth blackberry flavors define this 2016 cab.
Gayle Matheson –
Pinot noir-like with cocoa notes. Delicious.
Robert Sledge –
Balanced with dark fruit, oak, and leather. Closed at first, but opens up after 30 minutes. Great now, better with age.
Andrew Manz –
Nose good, taste better, decent flavors. Dry, chalky finish, no lingering fruits.
Shannon Fisher –
Dark wine with a strong oak flavor profile that opened up nicely after decanting for 45 minutes. Great nose, definitely worth drinking again.
Laura Smith –
Cab took time to open up, but day 2 was great. Good fruit. Cheers!
Kyle Saxe –
Great young wine with a nice opening. Enjoyable for the next 5 years. Cheers!
Robert Grider –
Great choice.
John Norgard –
“Old world characteristics make this wine nice. Cheers!”
Kena Roberts –
Balanced and structured with soft tannins. Notes of dark fruit, berries, plums, cherries, oak, and vanilla.
Julio Popp –
Great find at Vons! Peju Provence never disappoints. Wish it was more available in our area. Classic Napa winery. Where’s the Cabernet Franc?
Donald Butler –
Aging required for 10 years.
Karen Evenson –
Tobacco, spicy, blackberry,
Danny Torres –
Young wine with tannins and fruit, needs more time to breathe. Significant mouthfeel. Could benefit from 5 more years in the bottle for a more complex taste.
Jane Slaybaugh –
Juicy dark currant flavors with a moderate tannic bite. Needs time and hopefully the fruit holds up.
John Mitchell –
Aged 1.5 hours, paired with beef Wellington.
Jennifer Tracy –
Ruby color with black currant and floral aromas. Mild acidity and emerging tannins. Pleasant, easy drinker with a fair price of $40-50.
Audrey Lake –
Great value. Cassis aroma, blackberry and cherry flavors with a hint of oak and a refreshing menthol aftertaste. Comparable to Caymus at a lower price.
Margaret Collins –
Light and easy to drink cab with subtle tannins. Not for those who prefer big Napa cabs.
Arthur Rose –
Good value Napa Cab, but better reds available for $50+.
Tami Harris –
Soft, round, and easy to drink with a red ruby color and pleasant floral aroma.
Vanessa Doman –
Accurate: Easy-drinking wine.
Gerardo Segura –
Great potential for aging.
Gloria Medina –
Tasty.
Harry Ackerman –
Cab with potential, best to wait 3-4 years.
James Martin –
Enjoyable Napa cab with a fruity yet subtle palate. Lush and fresh without being too bold.
Joelle Nichols –
Medium-bodied with bright red fruit, oak, cassis, cherry, and blood orange. Low/medium tannins with a pleasant finish lasting 20-25 seconds. A good deal at $35 but not worth typical retail price of $50-60. Ready to drink now with 3-5 years remaining in peak window.
Anna Benavidez –
Young and lightly vegetal, but with red and blue fruit shining through. Medium body with plush tannins and strong oak character, but not overdone. A really nice wine and solid value from Napa.
Daniel Dwelle –
Delicious full-bodied Napa Cabernet.
Shelton Mcgurr –
Excellent wine with smooth, deep tones, dark cherry chocolate notes, and old world luster. Order more now. Open on 10-11-2022.
William Roberts –
Enjoyable full-bodied cab with dark fruits, plums, and oak. Good balance, structure, and mild tannins.
Virginia Horn –
Nice wine, needs more aging before opening the next bottle.
James Flood –
Great body, perfect.
Neva Myers –
Rich ruby blend with red currents and dried fruit notes. A touch of merlot adds softness. Perfect with NY strip and lobster tail for any celebration.
Carmine White –
Medium-bodied fruit-forward Cab with dark fruit, blackberry, vanilla and oak. Balanced and a new favorite at a reasonable price. PNP.
Jennifer Gallo –
Disappointing bottle, lacking in fruit and integration with tannins. Slightly improved on day 2, but still not worth the price.
Alan Curtice –
Full-bodied with strong tannins and acidity. Notes of cedar, smoke, prune, tea, lemon cookie, and cherry. Decent value.
Karrie Howard –
Smooth and tasty 2019 wine, perfect for drinking in 2023.
Nicole Ryerson –
Nicely balanced, full-bodied with medium tannin. Oak, chocolate, and black fruit. Good QPR.
Jason Dwyer –
Bright acidity, cranberry upfront, strong fruit base, dusty cocoa finish. Quaffable.
Ann Self –
Great QPR Cabernet with ruby color, cassis, plum, tobacco, and dark fruit flavors. 14.5% alcohol, medium viscosity, with tannin and acidity for aging up to 5 years.