Heitz Cellar
Heitz Cellar Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
Heitz Cellar Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
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2013 | Tasting book 96
"Distinct eucalyptus, black currant, and tobacco notes."
2015 | D 97 | Preorder (Click here for price)
"Floral, sage, cocoa, and mint profile with long aging potential"
2017 | RP 95
"Concentrated ripe black fruit, chocolate, eucalyptus, and firm tannins."
About Winery
Heitz Cellar was founded in 1961 by Joe and Alice Heitz in St. Helena, Napa Valley, and quickly became a pioneering force in California winemaking. The winery gained international acclaim for producing Napa’s first vineyard-designated Cabernet Sauvignon, the legendary Martha’s Vineyard Cabernet, known for its distinctive eucalyptus and mint character. Over nearly six decades, the Heitz family established a reputation for classic, age-worthy wines crafted with meticulous attention to terroir and tradition. In 2018, the Lawrence family acquired the estate, continuing its legacy of stewardship and fine winemaking while preserving its historic role as a benchmark in Napa Valley viticulture.
2013 | Tasting book 96
"Distinct eucalyptus, black currant, and tobacco notes."
2015 | D 97 | Preorder (Click here for price)
"Floral, sage, cocoa, and mint profile with long aging potential"
2017 | RP 95
"Concentrated ripe black fruit, chocolate, eucalyptus, and firm tannins."
About Winery
Heitz Cellar was founded in 1961 by Joe and Alice Heitz in St. Helena, Napa Valley, and quickly became a pioneering force in California winemaking. The winery gained international acclaim for producing Napa’s first vineyard-designated Cabernet Sauvignon, the legendary Martha’s Vineyard Cabernet, known for its distinctive eucalyptus and mint character. Over nearly six decades, the Heitz family established a reputation for classic, age-worthy wines crafted with meticulous attention to terroir and tradition. In 2018, the Lawrence family acquired the estate, continuing its legacy of stewardship and fine winemaking while preserving its historic role as a benchmark in Napa Valley viticulture.
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