More About 2015 Maroon Special Reserve Coombsville Cabernet Sauvignon Over two decades ago, Paul Maroon began a long, deliberate journey in Coombsville, quietly establishing himself as one of the region’s most respected growers. For years, his 37-acre vineyard supplied fruit to some of Napa Valley’s most highly regarded wineries, earning a reputation for consistency, balance, and site fidelity. In 2009, that commitment reached a natural turning point with the founding of Maroon Estate, allowing Maroon to translate decades of vineyard stewardship directly into estate-grown wines. The estate’s location is fundamental to its identity. Set within a bowl-shaped depression at the base of Mount George, the vineyard encompasses roughly 17 acres of vines rooted in a complex mosaic of rocky volcanic soils and gravelly loams. This combination provides excellent drainage while retaining sufficient moisture, encouraging steady vine development and balanced ripening. The cool southern Napa climate of Coombsville further extends the growing season, preserving natural acidity and structure in the fruit. The 2015 Maroon Special Reserve Coombsville Cabernet Sauvignon stands as the clearest expression of this meticulous approach. Sourced from approximately 30-year-old vines, the wine reflects both the maturity of the vineyard and the character of one of Napa Valley’s most compelling sub-appellations. The Special Reserve represents the pinnacle of Maroon Estate’s production, offering depth, composure, and layered complexity shaped by site rather than excess. It is a Cabernet Sauvignon that speaks with confidence and restraint, capturing the essence of Coombsville through patience, precision, and unwavering attention to detail.