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Favia Cabernet Sauvignon Coombsville 2021
Favia Cabernet Sauvignon Coombsville 2021

Reviews

98 - The Wine Independent -

97 - James Suckling -

97 - Vinous -

96+ - Jeb Dunnuck -

98 - Decanter -

Technical Details

  • Winemaker Andy Erikson
  • Country US
  • Region California
  • Sub Region North Coast
  • Appellation Napa Valley
  • Oak 22 months in 100% French oak, of which 50% was new followed by 12 months in bottle.
  • Aging / Cooperage 34 Months
  • Alcohol 15%

Favia Cabernet Sauvignon Coombsville 2021

Cabernet Sauvignon | California

TWI98, JS97, VN97, JD96+

Multi-Bottle Discount

$300.00

$249.95

750ML

16% OFF RETAIL!

Add 2 bottles to the cart and receive an additional 7% off!

With a price drop on two bottles, score this super limited Napa Cab from the great Andy Erickson and a sensational vintage!

We will never tire of Andy Erickson and his amazing wife Annie Favia’s collaborative masterpieces! The man behind so many world-class, coveted, and critically acclaimed wines (Dalla Valle, Marciano, Screaming Eagle, Ovid, Arietta, and many more) released just a few cases of his powerhouse Coombsville Cabernet to us, and sadly, this never sticks around long. The 2021 vintage is flat-out brilliant, scoring 98 points (and multiple 97s and 96s too) and epitomizing all that is great about this growing year and Andy’s prowess...which is to say, a lot!

Famed winemaker Andy Erickson and his wife, viticulturist Annie Favia, built a new sort of partnership with the creation of Favia in 2003. Their goal together is simple, to “create soulful wines that express the true nature of the vineyards from which they come.” With an innate concentration on preserving native plants and local ecology, their team practices a holistic winemaking approach with dry-farmed vineyards, minimal intervention, and gentle handling from field to press.

While we like to pepper offers with our own commentary usually, we cannot find any fault with James Suckling’s assessment...so, here it is! “This is full of aromas of lead pencil, black berries, and black currants. Deep and dark. Full to medium body, with juicy and layered tannins and a flavorful finish. Very grapey. Precise and focused. Real Coombsville character. Drinkable and will age beautifully.” Yes! We concur! All of that! As you know, 2021 was a real grand slam of a year for Napa Valley, producing some of the most gorgeous, balanced, and compelling Cabernet Sauvignons in decades upon decades. Add in steadfast farming, passionate vinification, and a powerhouse team – and, well, you’ve got something truly, irrevocably special.

And this wine. Oh, it’s a beauty! Read all the myriad, skyscraping reviews for the full picture – or just order yourself a few (one for now, some for later, of course). In short, it’s all the silky, brooding, intense dark fruit flavors of black cherry, boysenberry preserves, and black plum compote that leave your mouth watering, with interspersed notes of graphite, crushed granite, dried rose, burnt earth, and bright acidity with gripping tannins. Yes, it’s smooth and sultry and big and alluring – everything you could want in a high-pedigree Napa Cab from a standout year! But as we mentioned, we’ve got only a few coveted cases...so make some of this yours while you still can!

PAIRING IDEAS: Try the spicy Brazilian black bean stew of Feijoada, made with a variety of meats like pork, sausage, and beef, for something hearty and rich alongside this beefy Napa Cab!

About The Producer

Favia Wines, founded by winemaker Andy Erickson and viticulturist Annie Favia, is a boutique winery located in Coombsville, Napa Valley. The winery is dedicated to crafting small-production wines that highlight the distinct terroirs of Napa and Amador counties. With a focus on organic and sustainable farming, Favia Wines emphasizes minimal intervention to allow the natural expression of the vineyards to come through. Their portfolio includes exceptional Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Rhône-inspired blends, known for their elegance, balance, and aging potential. Combining Erickson’s winemaking expertise and Favia’s vineyard stewardship, the winery has earned a reputation for producing wines that embody harmony and artistry.