Red Schooner Malbec Red Wine of the World Voyage 3

We only use our Lucky Break moniker for wines that are super-limited, impossible-to-get types of things that come along our paths now and then. THIS one, is well, wow -- take everything you know and love about the Caymus "house style" and turn it up to 11. What Caymus did was THIS --- they went to Argentina. They found high-end, high-elevation vineyards of the BEST grape there -- Malbec. They brought them back to Caymus (cool, right??) here in Napa, and crushed them and made the wine in the much-loved Caymus style. BIG, bold, and sexy. Then they let it chill out for a few years in French oak and rested it at the winery until they felt it was ready. Then WE got to work getting some. The wine, Red Schooner, is clearly going to be a part of the Caymus repertoire of international wines. Because of wine labeling laws, the bottle cannot bear a vintage or other information we're used to, because the grapes literally came from another country. Those guys at Caymus are adventurers, man!!