Recommended wines: Howling Eagle Cabernet Sauvignon dry red wine, Air Force No. 2 dry red wine
 
Parker's full score years: 1997, 2007, 2010, 2012
 
Cult Wine, a California-based winery concept, refers to small, high-quality, low-yield, and expensive wineries, similar to Garage Wine. Whistling Eagle Winery is the first tier of American cult wines and the epitome of fame at a young age, owning its first vineyard in 1986 and releasing its first vintages in 1992, which led to a surprising 99 points from Robert Parker.
 
As the most important wine region in the United States, Napa Valley, where Howling Eagle Winery is located, has distinct terroir advantages: abundant heat, morning mist from St. Pablo Bay is brought into the valley by the topography to regulate the coolness; With more than 30 types of soil, nearly half of the world's soil types can be found here; The rainy season usually occurs in winter and rarely affects the grape harvest. In short, Napa Valley's natural conditions are suitable for grape growing, and the performance is stable, with few quality fluctuations.
 
Château Eagle produces the world's most coveted Cabernet Sauvignon dry red, using Clone 7 Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, and the finished product is not as full-bodied as the "fruit bomb" of previous Napa wines, but has the sweet aroma of black berries and the delicate woody aromas of French oak barrels, reflecting the balance of Bordeaux and having strong aging potential. After receiving 99 points for the first vintage, the 1997, 2007, 2010 and 2012 vintages also received a Parker perfect score. The current average international pre-tax price of Cabernet Sauvignon is about 3,682 US dollars, and on the Jingdong platform, the price of the new wine of the 2015 vintage is 26,800 yuan.
 
Almost all New World wines have Bordeaux in them, and so does Château Hawk. Château Hawk's second wine, Second Flight, is a Bordeaux blend with a large proportion of Merlot to give this wine an extremely silky taste, soft and easy to drink, and as a second wine, the quality is good. On Wine Searcher, Air Force II scored 93 points, with an average international pre-tax price of more than $700.
 
However, as the king of worship, Howling Eagle Winery is really difficult for ordinary consumers to approach, not only is the wine expensive, but also requires a lot of time costs: the winery does not accept immediate orders, if you want to buy, you can only register through the official website, enter the waiting list and queue, and wait for several years to get what you want.