There are many passionate consumers who collect wines they truly love and who will seek them out exclusively because of their affection for the grape, the location and/or the winemaker. But there are also those who collect wines because they can be lucrative. They, above all others, helped to make the market in California Cult Cabernet.
Posted on March 02, 2021
HERITAGE AUCTIONS PRESS RELEASE
BEVERLY HILLS, California (March 2, 2021) – Heritage Auctions kicks off 2021 in spectacular fashion in its March 12 Fine & Rare Wine Auction in Beverly Hills, California. The event, in which the first 240 lots mark the return of the multi-vendor Platinum Session, will feature an array of the very best domestic wines, including the largest selection Heritage has offered of Harlan, Screaming Eagle and Sine Qua Non.
“This auction responds beautifully to the increased demand for extraordinary domestic wines since the fires that devastated Napa Valley last year,” Heritage Auctions Fine & Rare Wine Senior Director Frank Martell said. “More than half the sale is domestic cabernet, but the sheer diversity of labels and vintages in this offering is what makes this sale really special.”