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About This Wine
What’s the longest you’d wait in line for something? (I personally waited four hours for Franklin Barbecue once.) If you answered more than a decade, you might just have the grit and tenacity to become a member of Screaming Eagle. The hallowed Oakville estate has a 12-year waitlist, with outstanding vintages like 2008 only adding more potential patrons to the line. Fortunately, our Napa collection lets you invest in 2008 Screaming Eagle in 12 seconds rather than 12 years. The expressive Bordeaux-style red blend bursts forth with crystal clear purity and unbridled intensity, drawing comparisons to Château Margaux from critics. Layers of blackberries, black cherries, graphite, licorice, violets, and espresso layer upon each other to form a well-structured body. Anyone fortunate enough to have this gem is sure to be the envy of other wine investors. The Final Sip: Say no to waitlists. Say yes to the granddaddy of all cult wines.



