2019 radio silence cabernet sauvignon napa valley

#2019 radio silence cabernet sauvignon napa valley full

McCann shoots his subjects with a large-format digital camera, and what you see on the label is the image he sees through the lens-there is no digital manipulation after the shutter clicks. It was smooth, tastes excellent, and the tannins were there but not over powering. Bought a case of Pinot and wanted to try their 2017 Cab.

“But what I’d been looking for, and what I discovered in the studio, was a way to capture the essence and feeling of somebody, but leave something-something you can’t quite pin down.” Surprise Twist top and all this wine was good. “In portraiture, if you’re being literal in your representation, there’s not a lot of information-just the person, what they’re wearing, and the background,” Ryan said. We’ve been following artist Ryan McCann for about a decade and have long been fascinated by his work, from his early pyrography-photorealistic images made with wood and a blowtorch-to the abstract portraiture of the 2019 Commission Cabernet. Showing a deep, luminous shade of purple, it’s got ripe black cherry, blackberry, vanilla, violets, crème caramel, and mint aromas bursting from the glass, followed by a plush palate built on seamless tannins.

#2019 radio silence cabernet sauvignon napa valley full

Sourced from a gorgeous NDA-protected site on the low eastern slopes of Howell Mountain in Napa Valley-one whose Cabernets normally fetch $125 per bottle-the 2019 Commission Cabernet Sauvignon features a specially designed label by artist Ryan McCann.Ĭrafted by 100-point star Julien Fayard-whose wine Robert Parker once praised as one to “diagram and analyze over and over to see what true perfection really is”-this bottle puts the Lafite-trained winemaker’s magic touch on full display.