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Diamond Mountain District – Big Gems from Napa Valley’s Smallest AVA

--One 1.5L 2009 Constant Diamond Mountain Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 1.5L 2009 Dyer Vineyard Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 1.5L 2011 J. Davies Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 1.5L 2009 Von Strasser “Agira Vineyard” Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 1.5L 2010 Vineyard 511 Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 1.5L 2010 Wallis Family Estate “Little Sister” Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 750ml 2005 Lokoya Cabernet Sauvignon, Diamond Mountain
--One 750ml 2008 Mueller Family Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 750ml 2009 Mueller Family Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 750ml 2010 Mueller Family Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon
--One 750ml 2012 Reverie Special Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

With only 500 acres of vines scattered through the mountains and volcanic outcroppings that characterize the area, Diamond Mountain District is the smallest of Napa's 13 AVAs. Most of the vineyards are small and family owned, the wines made in small quantities with very limited distribution. Located in the western hills of Napa Valley between St Helena and Calistoga, Diamond Mountain gets it’s name from the Volcanic obsidian that glitters in it’s soils.

Here are 11 bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon - Mountain Cabs with loads of personality. Representing several vintages, in magnums or 750s, most were sold out to list distribution long ago, and all are vineyard designated. This may be Napa Valley's smallest AVA, but the wines are big and bold!!

These gems would be a welcome addition to any cellar!

For a full experience in the Diamond Mountain District, also check out the “Picnic in Paradise at Diamond Creek” auction lot in this collection of VIVA! auction lots.

Item Special Note

Collection of California Sales Tax: Unless a valid resale permit is presented to seller prior to the sale, purchaser will be required to pay all state and local retail sales taxes applicable on the date of sale. Resale permits will be accepted only for businesses that are reasonably expected to buy and sell wine. Sales tax will be collected on the winning auction price of each lot that contains tangible goods.

Shipping or Pick up of Wines: Shipping costs are the sole responsibility of the winner.

Non-Napa County winners must arrange for their wines to be shipped from the storage facility at 55 Degrees, St. Helena, by Friday, February 27, 2015.  If you're the lucky winner, we'll call you with directions for this.

Napa County winners of auction lots containing wine may pick up their wines at the St. Helena office of the UpValley Family Centers beginning Thursday, February 26, 2015.  If you are the lucky winner, we'll call you with details.