Faust Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2022

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Cabernet worthy of a standing ovation.

Buckle up, Faust is in the house! Today’s deal is the 2022 Faust Napa Valley Cabernet, a larger-than-life Napa Cab ambassador from the Huneeus family’s Coombsville estate (spiked with a few other select vineyards thrown in for tasty measure). Flexing with 86% Cab Sauv, this beast was tapped with some serious points from both Parker and James Suckling. Situated along the esteemed Silverado Trail just south of St. Helena, the Faust estate is perfectly poised to portrait all that Coombsville Cab can become. Thanks to the snazzy partnership with Michel Rolland as consulting winemaker and picking only premium lots for this label, the Faust Napa Cab is undeniably agile and affordable. 

Inspired by Goethe’s age-old tale, Faust, the Huneeus family has crafted a similar, ethereal narrative (and label) with the wine’s passionate pursuit of pleasure, tempting with every sip. To that end, Faust has become a gateway drug to Napa Cabernet – affordable, accessible, and addicting. 

What’s in the glass?

Pure diabolical Napa magic. Wickedly good, this heavy hitter pours a deep, dark, broody blend of seductive aromas from violets to black cherry and dried herbs. On the palate, it’s a powerhouse – brimming with blackcurrant, raspberry, blueberry and tobacco leaf all wrapped up in chalky tannins and a grippy, generous finish. Built for steakhouse staples with serious QPR, delivering premium style at an unexpectedly approachable price, Faust lures with both reason and desire, just like the tale of old. 

This deal is too epic to last, and no soul-selling required!

Here today, gone tomorrow (if it lasts that long)!!!!!

"A bold, ripe and powerful red that’s also quite broad and smooth in texture. Aromas of rose petals, raspberries and red cherries, with deeper black cherries and blueberries on the mid-palate and finish."

- James Suckling