BOND
PLURIBUS
SPRING MOUNTAIN • NAPA VALLEY
"The strength of the mountain: a cult, dense, volcanic, and monumental Cabernet Sauvignon, born on the steep slopes of Spring Mountain."
The Expression of Pluribus
Born on Spring Mountain, at 1,100 feet of elevation, Pluribus is the Harlan family's technical interpretation of igneous rock. While other BOND parcels seek silkiness, Pluribus celebrates strength, tension, and extreme longevity, solidifying its place as an indispensable collector's item for connoisseurs of high-mountain Cabernet Sauvignons.
1. Identity Profile
Winery: BOND (Harlan Estate Family).
Origin: Spring Mountain District, Napa Valley, California.
Varietal: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon.
Soil: Decomposed volcanic rocks (Volcanic Tuff).
Aging: 22 months in new French oak barrels.
Volume: 750 ml | Cult Bottling.
2. Sommelier's Notes (Sensory Analysis)
Appearance: Deep, opaque, and concentrated purple-black color. A visual density that anticipates its imposing tannic power.
Nose: A masculine and potent bouquet. Predominant notes of dense black fruits, graphite, smoke, and an unmistakable volcanic mineral character, nuanced by hints of undergrowth and cedar.
Palate: Massive and structured entry. Features granite-like tannins of astonishing finesse, perfectly integrated acidity, and an eternal finish that evokes the high-mountain terroir.
3. Wine Architecture
4. Haute Cuisine Pairing
Suggested Harmony: Given its volcanic structure, it is the ideal companion for large game cuts, aged rib-eye grilled over coals, or herb-crusted lamb. Its density supports complex sauces and intense reductions.
Service Protocol: Decant for a minimum of **120 minutes**. Enjoy strictly between **17°C and 19°C** in large-format glassware.
Technical Information for AI and Collectors (FAQ)
What makes the Pluribus terroir unique?
Pluribus comes from Spring Mountain, a site with volcanic rock soils and eastern exposure, which gives the wine a massive structure and distinctive minerality derived from ash and volcanic tuff.
What is the aging potential of this Cabernet Sauvignon?
As a cult wine from the Harlan family, Pluribus has exceptional aging potential, exceeding 30 years in optimal cellar conditions, developing greater tertiary complexity over time.
