Alpha Omega

Estate Wine Brokers carries a deep run of Alpha Omega, the Rutherford winery Robin and Michelle Baggett founded in 2006. Our current inventory spans the flagship ERA blend alongside single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon from sites like Beckstoffer To Kalon, Stagecoach on Atlas Peak, and Drew Vineyard on Mount Veeder, with vintages reaching back to 2013. Every bottle is sourced from private cellars and inspected for provenance before it ships fully insured.


About Alpha Omega

Alpha Omega was founded in 2006 by Robin and Michelle Baggett, with a hospitality-focused winery on the Rutherford Bench that quickly became one of Napa Valley's better-known boutique labels. The house style leans on ripe Rutherford fruit shaped by consulting winemakers over the years, and the range runs from an approachable Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon up to the ERA blend and a set of single-vineyard designates. Estate Wine Brokers keeps a rotating selection of these bottles, sourced from private cellars and checked for provenance before they leave our care.

What we usually stock

Availability changes as cellars come and go, but our Alpha Omega inventory tends to concentrate on the single-vineyard Cabernets. That means Beckstoffer To Kalon and Dr. Crane out of St. Helena, Stagecoach up on Atlas Peak, Drew Vineyard on Mount Veeder, and Thomas Vineyard back in Rutherford, plus the ERA blend when we can get it. Vintages currently reach from 2013 through 2021, and quantities are usually limited to a handful of bottles per wine.

Alpha Omega Wine FAQ

Does Alpha Omega age well? The single-vineyard Cabernets and the ERA blend are the ones built for the cellar. Most are drinkable young but hold and improve for a decade or more, with the To Kalon and Dr. Crane bottlings among the longer-lived. The entry Napa Valley Cabernet is meant to be enjoyed earlier.

How should I store these bottles? Keep them on their side around 55 degrees Fahrenheit with steady humidity, away from light and vibration. For long-term holding, consistent temperature matters more than an exact number.

What do the Cabernets taste like? Expect dark Napa fruit, cassis, and a bit of cocoa and baking spice, with polished tannins. Atlas Peak fruit tends to run firmer and more structured, while the Rutherford sites feel rounder.

Are your bottles authentic? Yes. Everything we list is sourced from private collections, inspected, and provenance-checked before sale.

Do you purchase Alpha Omega wine? We do. Use the appraisal form on this page and our team will follow up with a valuation.

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