Most Napa Valley reds hand Cabernet Sauvignon the lead role and hope the rest of the cast stays out of the way. Titus Andronicus takes the opposite approach. Every Bordeaux variety gets a genuine turn in the spotlight, and the wine that results carries real depth, texture, and a harmony that never feels forced. The foundation is estate fruit from the Titus Ranch. Fruit from carefully chosen sites across the valley layers in additional dimension. By drawing on what each vineyard does best, Titus builds a red that reflects the richness, balance, and character of Napa itself. Stephen Cruzan keeps every lot separate through fermentation so each variety holds onto its own personality, then brings them together only at the end. The finished wine is polished and beautifully integrated. It earned 93 points from Tastings dot com and, at $39.99, ranks among the valley’s strongest values.