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Rue Naujac Cabernet Sauvignon Lot 33 Columbia Valley 2020
Washington, U.S.
$27.95 / bottle
$335.40 / case of 12
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France
Rioja, Spain
Tuscany, Italy
Washington, U.S.
$345.40 / case of 12
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Rue Naujac Merlot Lot 33 Columbia Valley 2019
Washington, U.S.
$27.95 / bottle
$335.40 / case of 12
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Reynvaan Family Vineyards In The Hills Syrah Walla Walla 2019
Washington, U.S.
$141.95 / bottle
$425.85 / case of 3
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Gramercy Cellars Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley 2017
Washington, U.S.
$161.00 / bottle
$972.00 / case of 6
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Reynvaan Family Vineyards Foothills Reserve Syrah 2019
Washington, U.S.
$167.00 / bottle
$1,980.00 / case of 12
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Reynvaan Family Vineyards The Classic Walla Walla 2018
Washington, U.S.
$116.00 / bottle
$1,392.00 / case of 12
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Reynvaan Family Vineyards Syrah The Contender Walla Walla 2017
Washington, U.S.
$148.00 / bottle
$888.00 / case of 6
Rue Naujac Cabernet Sauvignon Lot 33 Columbia Valley 2020
  • Red Wine
  • Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Dry
  • Full Bodied
  • 750ml
  • 13.70% alc./vol

Rue Naujac Cabernet Sauvignon Lot 33 Columbia Valley 2020

Washington, U.S.
$27.95per bottle ($335.40per case)
12 bottles per case
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Bold & Earthy

Born and raised in the New World but influenced by his time in Bordeaux, this Columbia Valley Cab represents Nicholas’s story in a bottle - New World terroir meets old world "savoir faire".

Bold and full-bodied, with balance and complexity. Showing aromas of black and red fruits, toasted herbs, graphite and leather. A mouthful of ripe dark fruit consisting of blackberry and black currant combined with notes of spice and dark chocolate. A fruit-forward finish offering a balanced and integrated tannin structure. This Cab is a blend of two different vineyards, one in Wahluke Slope AVA; the other in Horse Heaven Hills AVA. 

Rue Naujac is the street Nicholas lived on while studying/working in France and Bordeaux is the country's 33rd department, both of which gave the inspiration for the name and lot #! He would always make reference to the "33" as a slang name for the city of Bordeaux (like THE6IX), always to the amusement of his French entourage.

Pair with BBQ meats, rich stews or steak.

About the Winery

Pearce Family Wines

In the early 2000's Nicholas Pearce was exposed to the garagiste movement in Bordeaux and was particularly inspired by négociants like Jean Luc Thunevin (Saint Emilion), James Sichel (Margaux) and Nicolas Potel (Beaune) from Burgundy.

After returning home to Ontario and starting his own wine company, he has had a hand in making 10+ wines in two hemispheres, 3 countries and 5 different appellations since the 2013 vintage.

Press Reviews

Wine Align

90 points - Michael Godel

2018 vintage: The latest in wine merchant Nicholas Pearce's negoce project (that counts 10 wines in three countries I believe) is this Columbia Valley cabernet sauvignon. Rue Naujac is the street Pearce lived on while studying and working in France and Bordeaux is the country's 33rd department. The reference "33" is slang for Bordeaux, a wink-wink, nudge-nudge laugh for those who know him. A blend of two different vineyards, one in Wahluke Slope AVA & the other in Horse Heaven Hills AVA. Deep, dark, unctuous, flowing with Cassis and no shortage of graphite notes neither. Good spirit and quite correct, better and more honest than most at the west coast price. Drink 2020-2024. Tasted July 2020.

90 points - David Lawrason

2018 vintage: This is a quite tasty and delicious cabernet if veering into sweet territory. It is quite full bodied, smooth and dense, and balanced in that sense. The nose is very ripe with blackcurrant jam, spice and generous oak spice. It is full bodied, with some cabernet earthiness and dried herbs. Very good to excellent length. Tasted August 2020.

90 points - John Szabo, MS

2018 vintage: A creation of Ontario importer Nicholas Pearce in partnership with a French winemaker with 30 years experience in Washington, Rue Naujac is the street Pearce lived on while studying/working in France, and Bordeaux is the country's 33rd department, both of which gave the inspiration for the name and lot # of this wine. It's made of pure Cabernet Sauvignon, 64% of which is from the coveted Wahluke Slope AVA, and 36% Horse Heaven Hills AVA, with 15% new oak used for maturation. It's crafted in a typically forward, plush and dark fruit flavoured Washington style, immediately engaging and appealing, with a vague sensation of sweetness on the palate to broaden appeal. Tannins are thick and velvety, while mocha-chocolate flavours fold into the fruit. Both sophisticated and approachable, a winning style all around, well priced. Tasted July 2020.

Reynvaan Family Vineyards In The Hills Syrah Walla Walla 2019
  • Red Wine
  • Syrah
  • Dry
  • Residual Sugar: 2.00 g/l
  • Full Bodied
  • 750ml
  • 14.00% alc./vol

Reynvaan Family Vineyards In The Hills Syrah Walla Walla 2019

Washington, U.S.
$141.95per bottle ($425.85per case)
3 bottles per case
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Savoury & Complex

This product is available in select LCBO retail stores as part of the Cellar Collection. Please feel free to contact us at info@npwines.com if you need any assistance locating stock. If you would like to make use of NPW's services sourcing a case(s) for delivery, please note that shipping will take approximately 2-3 weeks from the time the wine is ordered.

Reynvaan is a small family winery (Mike, Gale, Amanda, Angela and Matt) that produces Rhône-style red and white wines from two vineyard properties in the Walla Walla Valley. They produce wines only from varietals that they love and farm themselves. From their first vintage in 2007, the wines have been remarkable with a consistent complexity, depth of flavour, finish and distinctive terroir. Almost everything they do is by hand, planting each vine in the vineyards, trellising, pruning, dropping fruit and then picking and sorting the berries at harvest. 

 The “In The Hills”, is co-fermented with Viognier. It has amazing aromas of fresh mint, oyster shell, briny green olives, white pepper, and worn leather. The wine is incredibly bright with its acidity but is balanced out by the fresh apricot notes. Very complex on the palate, it's zesty & meaty, with hints of huckleberry, saltiness, and a savoury, mouthwateringly long finish. The wine is an amazing representation of Syrah. 

A great match with roasted lamb with apricot and walnut stuffing. 

Press Reviews

Jeb Dunnuck

95 Points

An Hermitage-like nose of red and black currants, smoked meats, leather, and iron emerges from the 2019 Syrah In The Hills, a balanced, medium to full-bodied, concentrated Syrah that shows the pure, elegant, cooler style of the vintage nicely. It's already drinking well yet will cruise for 10-12 years in cool cellars. This is a beautiful, complex, incredibly impressive Washington State Syrah.