No formal technical notes exist, as only bottled 20 cases were made. (The rest of the wine went back to the grower in the Napa Valley, who shall remain nameless.) This is, perhaps, the smallest release of a Napa Valley Merlot ever. A rare chance to fall back in love with this varietal, in the most boutique of bottlings. Kent said that the wine displays terrific fruit with more structure than one might find in most merlots. It will age beautifully.