Heir Apparent 2023 Napa Valley Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

But the 9% Petit Verdot in the bottle comes from other Napa Valley vineyards (exact sites not specified)

They don't mention that on the site..."We hand-selected the best grapes from our iconic BV Ranches No. 1 and No. 2. Originally planted by Georges de Latour in the early 1900s, these vineyards lie on the western bench of the Rutherford AVA. We focused on clonal selections 6, 4, 169, 7, and 8, which yield small berries with the high skin-to-juice ratio needed to make intense, long-lived wines. These vines are deeply rooted in the well-draining, alluvial-fan soils of Rutherford, which is considered one of the finest regions in the Napa Valley for Cabernet Sauvignon."

The wine spies CLASSIFIED 2022 'Undisclosed' Napa Valley Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. Is most likely referring to the 2022 BV Georges de Latour Cabernet. 2022 is a MEH year for Napa grapes (check the winebuyerapp vintage guide up top 2022 is RED), so expect to see a lot of 2022 wines sold at a slight discount, but apparently James Suckling mentioned the 2022 is the year BV (probably at the behest of Treasury Wine Estates) changed the sourcing of the BV Latour to a blend that has 20% fruit from outside Rutherford. So saying the discount from $180 to $108 is a steal is a stretch. It is a discount, but honestly not worth it unless they mark it down to under $50.