Red Wine/Opus One Overture 2021 750ml

Opus One Overture 2021 750ml

Other Red
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About this bottle

Opus One Overture is the second wine from the famed Napa Valley producer, made from the same Oakville vineyards as the flagship Opus One blend but crafted to be approachable earlier rather than built for decades of cellaring. It's a Bordeaux-style red blend, typically anchored by Cabernet Sauvignon alongside Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, and Malbec grown on the estate. The 2021 vintage should show dark fruit, supple tannins, and the polished, balanced structure Opus One is known for, without the flagship wine's price tag or aging requirement. A strong entry point for someone curious about Opus One's style who isn't ready to commit to the full-priced bottling.

How to drink Opus One Overture 2021

Decant for 30-60 minutes before serving to let the fruit open up, then pour into a large-bowled red wine glass at cellar temperature (around 60-65°F). It pairs well with grilled steak, lamb, or other rich, fatty proteins that can stand up to its structure.

Specs

Other Red

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Questions about this bottle

Should Opus One Overture be decanted?

Yes — 30 to 60 minutes in a decanter helps open up the fruit and soften the tannins before serving.

What food pairs well with Opus One Overture?

Grilled steak, lamb, or other rich proteins that can match its structure and tannin.

What grapes are in Opus One Overture?

A Bordeaux-style blend built around Cabernet Sauvignon, typically with Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, and Malbec from the estate's Oakville vineyards.

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