The 2013 Ramey Pedregal Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon is a distinguished wine from the Oakville sub-appellation in Napa Valley, California. This vintage is primarily Cabernet Sauvignon, with a blend of 15% Petit Verdot, which adds depth to its profile. With an alcohol content of 14.5%, it is a red wine sealed with a cork closure, revealing a deep garnet color in the glass.

This wine has received commendable scores from various reviewers. Robert Parker's Wine Advocate awarded it an impressive 96 points, praising its "beautiful aromas of truffle, pipe tobacco, graphite, and blackcurrants," noting that it offers a "soft and refreshing" palate that remains inviting. Erin Brooks highlights its savory fruit core, making it an excellent choice for immediate consumption.

Wine Enthusiast's Virginie Boone gave it 95 points, emphasizing the seamless marriage of the two grape varieties. The wine is described as having a "distinct perfume of forest mushroom and violet," with a rich and intense structure softened by a "dotting of dried herb" and a long finish of clove and dust.

Both Wine Spectator and Decanter scored it at 94 points. Wine Spectator appreciated its "impressive richness, size and grace," with flavors that flow easily from tannins to a finish of "licorice, spice, mocha, and oak details." Decanter lauded it as the "most exciting" of Ramey's 2013s, citing a "classic Oakville nose" and a modern yet restrained character with good acidity and refined tannins.

James Suckling rated it 92 points, commenting on its "juicy character" with "lots of plum and fresh herb aromas and flavors" alongside "velvety tannins and a flavorful finish."

Overall, this is a rich and memorable Cabernet Sauvignon, well-regarded for its depth and complexity, and suitable for both immediate enjoyment and long-term aging.