Jean Edwards Cellars


News &Ratings

RECENT NEWS:

Wine Spectator Magazine awards our '06 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon a rating of 90 points.  In his review, James Laube wrote...

            "Aromas of loamy earth, currant and mocha-laced oak are full-bodied and intense. Still chewy,
             tight and compact, yet this is a wine of substance, depth and persistence. Needs time. Best 
            from 2010 through 2017. 75 cases made. –JL"



2009 Harvest:
We are very happy to report that the 2009 harvest was terrific.  All of our fruit looked fantastic - below is a picture of some of our cabernet from Inkgrade Vineyard on Howell Mt.

 



Babyboomers.tv:
We are now writing articles and appearing in videos covering the world of wine for this new web portal.  Our articles and videos appear in the Food/Wine section of the site (
click here).


Alzheimer's Association:

In March, we participated in the auction to benefit the Alzheimer's Association Greater Illinois Chapter during their "A Taste to Remember" event.   This is an annual event that raises much needed funds to support patients and their families in the Chicago area.


Wine Spectator Magazine:
Wine Spectator Magazine names us to their list of new cabernet producers to watch in their article entitled "Ones to Watch - twenty new faces that aim for the gold ring and could be the next cult wines" (annual cabernet review issue dated 11/15/07).


Food & Wine Magazine:

We were interviewed by "Food & Wine Magazine" for an article in their October, 2007 issue focusing on Napa Valley Wines.


Wine Spectator Magazine:
Wine Spectator Magazine awards our 2004 Jean Edwards Cellars Stagecoach Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon a rating of 92 points.


Wine Spectator Video:
We were interviewed by "Wine Spectator Magazine" and appeared in a video on their website regarding the "passion of winemaking".


Fall, 2006:

We launched our brand with our first commercially released wine - our 2004 Jean Edwards Cellars Stagecoach Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon.


Fall, 2004:
Our first commercial "crush".