
Pursued by Bear, Bear Cub Red Wine, 2021
Pursued by Bear is the wine project of actor Kyle MacLachlan, who fell in love with Washington State wine while growing up in Yakima. The “Bear Cub” bottling is his more approachable, early-drinking red—a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and often a touch of Syrah or Cab Franc, depending on the vintage.
The 2021 vintage comes from top vineyards in the Columbia Valley, including sites in Horse Heaven Hills and Red Mountain, known for bold, sun-kissed fruit and firm structure. The wine is aged in French oak barrels, with a modest portion of new oak (typically under 30%) to add richness without overpowering the fruit.
In the glass, it shows dark berry fruit, cocoa, baking spice, and a touch of cedar, with soft tannins and a smooth finish. It’s plush and polished but not overdone—built for easy drinking but still has enough backbone to pair with burgers, roast meats, or hearty pasta dishes.
Great for weeknight dinners or movie-night bottles, it delivers a bit of star power without the Hollywood price tag.
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Pursued by Bear is the wine project of actor Kyle MacLachlan, who fell in love with Washington State wine while growing up in Yakima. The “Bear Cub” bottling is his more approachable, early-drinking red—a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and often a touch of Syrah or Cab Franc, depending on the vintage.
The 2021 vintage comes from top vineyards in the Columbia Valley, including sites in Horse Heaven Hills and Red Mountain, known for bold, sun-kissed fruit and firm structure. The wine is aged in French oak barrels, with a modest portion of new oak (typically under 30%) to add richness without overpowering the fruit.
In the glass, it shows dark berry fruit, cocoa, baking spice, and a touch of cedar, with soft tannins and a smooth finish. It’s plush and polished but not overdone—built for easy drinking but still has enough backbone to pair with burgers, roast meats, or hearty pasta dishes.
Great for weeknight dinners or movie-night bottles, it delivers a bit of star power without the Hollywood price tag.











