The wine in this lot has a score of 97 from Robert Parker and the following tasting note -The 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon comes entirely from the estate on Pritchard Hill. It boasts intense aromas of ripe cherries, vanilla and mocha, with just enough mint, sage and bay leaf notes for balance. While it's concentrated and full-bodied, it's also not at all over the top, with a lush, silky mouthfeel, moderate tannins and savory counterpoints to the ripe fruit on the long, elegant finish. It's a terrific wine, one that sidesteps dated stereotypes of California's mountain Cabernets, reflecting the modern aesthetic of the current proprietor and winemaker. One of the original "cult" wineries, Bryant has evolved as the Pritchard Hill vineyard has matured, and the winemaking esthetic has changed. It's still an intense, boldly flavored wine—although there are now several iterations—but current vintages seem more elegant than those mid-1990s blockbusters.