1849 Wine Company Anonymous 2013 | Decadent Napa Hedonism in a Bottle

We know you’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover. Surely, this applies to bottles of wine. But one look at the 1849 Wine Company Anonymous 2013 label by Saber—a famous L.A. street artist—and the panoply of colors from purple and red to black and blue streaks is enough to elicit a mouthwatering response; hopeful that the elixir inside meets every decadent expectation.

Well, it does.

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1849 Wine Company Anonymous 2013 presents a medium plum-garnet hue.  While sumptuous Bing cherry aromas meet cola notes, giving way to a bright, quaffable red blend that is zesty and fresh on the entry with irresistibly plush and silky red fruit on the mid-palate, giving way to red licorice-tinged with cocoa powder. Next well-integrating mild, sinewy tannins on a long finish. This is the quintessential Napa Valley red to serve (and drink) while flipping burgers on the barbecue. Drink now to 2022.

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Inspired by the artist whose craft takes him under the blanket of darkness into the dark of night creating works only revealed when illuminated at sunrise. His style is unique and complex. His palette is colorful and bold. Many know his work yet concealing his true identity.

“Drink graciously. That’s the tagline for 1849 Wine Company, a Napa newcomer and producer of today’s 1849 Wine Company Anonymous 2013. And you can, because we are offering 1,200 bottles at the lowest price in the nation by far—just $21.99 each. “Anonymous” is a fun red blend, fashioned in the same vein as Orin Swift’s “The Prisoner,” blending Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Merlot, and Zinfandel that was barrel-aged in French and American oak. This is pure Napa hedonism in the bottle and exactly the kind of wine we love to graciously share with friends and family.

Our Napa Valley premium red blend, 1849 Wine Company Anonymous 2013, shares similar characteristics. While a multifaceted, Bordeaux style wine with luscious plum aroma and rich flavors of black cherry, cassis, and ripe blackberry. Finally, complex and full-bodied, brilliantly composed into nothing short of a masterpiece.

Winemaker Thomas Michael Stokes

So winemaker Thomas Michael Stokes is a third-generation grower from Lodi who has Zinfandel effectively running through is blood. Combining classic Bordeaux varieties, his ripe, plush style perfectly accentuates Saber’s artistic backdrop.