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Bottle details and recorded prices

Opus One 2023 Wine (75cl)

A 2023 red wine.

Vintage2023
Wine stylered
Bottle size750ml

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Recorded price observations

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ObservedMarketRetailerRecorded price
2026-10-15usWine.comUSD 489.99

Daily recorded price history

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ObservedMarketCurrencyRecorded lowRecorded highRetailers
2026-10-16usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-15usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-14usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-13usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-12usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-11usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-10usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-09usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-08usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-07usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-06usUSD489.99489.991
2026-10-05usUSD489.99489.991

Official US label evidence

Historical Texas label approval

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Read the retailer’s description

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Blend: 81% Cabernet Sauvignon, 7% Merlot, 6% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot and 1% Malbec Another absolute gorgeous wine from this team, the 2023 Opus One offers up cassis, black raspberries, spicy wood, flowers, and graphite in a beautifully layered, complex, nuanced bouquet. Medium to full-bodied on the palate, with a pure, layered mouthfeel, ripe tannins, and integrated acidity, this ultra-classic, elegant Opus One will keep for 30-40 years. It's at the same level as the 2010, 2016, and 2021. Drink 2025-2065. The 2023 Opus One is a super classic wine. Brisk acids, fine tannins and lifted aromatics signal an Opus One of exquisite finesse and class. Red/purplish fruit, mint, orange peel and chalk are all woven together in a fabric of nearly indescribable class. The 2023 floats on the palate with understated finesse and lightness, but it's not light in any way. This is class personified. The bouquet is utterly enticing, offering cool blue-fruit notes and a dusting of cocoa-powder freshness that stirs anticipation for the first sumptuous sip. On the palate, satiny richness unfolds, imbued with crunchy red cherry and juicy blackberry fruit, alongside refined sagebrush and tobacco nuances. There is a sense of intricately fine-knit tannins - compact yet impressively integrated at this youthful stage - framed by subtle, refined oak spice. The finish is long and mineral, marked by graphite and a touch of black sea salt. The wine was fermented entirely with native yeasts in stainless steel, with a portion aged in amphora in this vintage, before maturing for 19 months in 95% new French oak.

The Blend

is rounded out by small additions of Malbec and Petit Verdot. In 2023, the vines were farmed regeneratively for the first time, with harvest completed by mid-October.