1960 Inglenook Reserve 'Cask A-1' Cabernet Sauvignon

In 1879, Finnish explorer Gustave Niebaum established a Napa Valley wine estate to rival France’s finest châteaux. His wines gained great acclaim and became hallmarks of America’s classic winemaking era. By the 1960s, the property was divided and production halted. In the 1970s, Francis Ford Coppola purchased 1,500 acres and revived Niebaum’s legacy. By 1995, the remaining land was reunited under the Niebaum-Coppola name, restoring the historic Inglenook Estate to its original size.