When Aristotle observed that “no great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness,” we think he was talking about great wine. The Philosopher adds a genius touch of madness to coveted Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, coaxing tradition out of bounds. Heady aromas of plum and leather followed by an immersion of black cherry, boysenberry, and cassis across the palate. Undercurrents of truffled spice and cocoa powder emerge, finishing with a subtle zing of black pepper. I drink, therefore I am.