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Levy McClellan
Levy & McClellan is a Napa Valley micro-producer formed by winemaker Jeff McClellan and grower Bob Levy (former winemaker at Harlan Estate). The wines are produced from exceptional Napa hillside and benchland sites, with the Red blend and the Ampersand Cabernet Sauvignon the two primary offerings. The Red averages $263 per bottle across 56 lots (2010 vintage peak)—a significant price level for a boutique blend. The Ampersand Cabernet Sauvignon averages $124 across 54 lots (2011 peak). With a portfolio average of $218 and only 332 total lots, Levy & McClellan is a relatively scarce but consistently traded auction commodity. The pedigree of Bob Levy's Harlan Estate background establishes strong collector credibility; the wines are produced in tiny quantities and distributed through a mailing list, creating the scarcity that sustains secondary premiums.
Auction Lots
332
Avg Price / Bottle
$218
Top Vintage
2010
Price Range
$74 – $414
In the Glass
Hillside Napa Cabernet and red blend: dark cassis, graphite, iron, cedar, dried herbs, and concentrated dark fruit on a structured, powerful frame with mountain-influenced tannins. The Red blend shows layered complexity from multiple varietal components; Ampersand Cabernet is more focused, pure, and varietally direct. The Harlan pedigree is evident in the wines' ambition—dense, brooding, and designed for long-term cellaring of 15–25 years.
Portfolio
| Wine | Colour | Avg Price | Lots Sold | Top Vintage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red | Red | $263 | 56 | 2010 |
| Ampersand Cabernet Sauvignon | Red | $124 | 54 | 2011 |
Levy McClellan is based in the California wine region.
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