Hundred Acre Wine

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Hundred Acre is a Napa Valley winery founded by Jayson Woodbridge, producing single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon from organically and biodynamically farmed estate sites. The winery sources fruit from distinct parcels, each bottled separately to reflect individual terroir - the Ark Cabernet Sauvignon and Wraith Cabernet Sauvignon represent longtime estate expressions, while Kayli Morgan Cabernet Sauvignon draws from a separate designated vineyard. The Fortunate Son label extends the portfolio with The Diplomat and The Dreamer, both Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignons from the 2021 vintage. Morgan's Way Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon serves as the broader appellation-level entry point, while Ark, Wraith, and the Parker-rated Kayli Morgan represent the winery's most site-specific and sought-after bottlings.

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    Hundred Acre is a Napa Valley winery founded by Jayson Woodbridge, producing single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon from organically and biodynamically farmed estate sites. The winery sources fruit from distinct parcels, each bottled separately to reflect individual terroir - the Ark Cabernet Sauvignon and Wraith Cabernet Sauvignon represent longtime estate expressions, while Kayli Morgan Cabernet Sauvignon draws from a separate designated vineyard. The Fortunate Son label extends the portfolio with The Diplomat and The Dreamer, both Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignons from the 2021 vintage. Morgan's Way Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon serves as the broader appellation-level entry point, while Ark, Wraith, and the Parker-rated Kayli Morgan represent the winery's most site-specific and sought-after bottlings.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is Hundred Acre wine?

    Hundred Acre is Jayson Woodbridge's uncompromising Napa Valley Cabernet project, farming a handful of exceptional vineyard sites with obsessive, cost-is-irrelevant precision. The wines have collected a remarkable run of perfect critical scores, placing Hundred Acre firmly among the most acclaimed and coveted Cabernets in America.

    Why is Hundred Acre so expensive and hard to find?

    Tiny single-vineyard production, a years-long waiting list, and a perfect-score track record mean nearly every bottle is spoken for before release, with the remainder trading on the secondary market. Owning it means sourcing it, which is exactly what we do: verified bottles, inspected and ready to ship.

    What do the different Hundred Acre vineyards mean?

    Each bottling expresses a single site, including Ark Vineyard on Howell Mountain and Kayli Morgan on the valley floor, farmed and vinified identically so the land does the talking. Collectors chase vintage-and-vineyard combinations, and comparing sites side by side is the connoisseur's way into the house.

    What does Hundred Acre taste like?

    Napa Cabernet at maximum expression: saturated black fruit, velvet-dense texture, exotic spice, and remarkable freshness for the size, built by meticulous farming and long élevage in the finest oak. These are hedonistic yet polished wines that deliver immediately and reward a decade or more of patience.

    Should I drink or cellar Hundred Acre?

    Both work, which is rare at this level: the wines are gorgeous young thanks to ripe tannin and lavish fruit, yet structured for fifteen-plus years of evolution. Store professionally, decant an hour when opening young, and if you share your vintage we'll advise its window.