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A bottle of The Prisoner 2022 Corrections with a playing card design on the front label, featuring a red heart and black aces, set against a plain white background.
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  • Man holds a bottle of The Prisoner x Corrections wine with a playing card label
  • A bottle of The Prisoner 2022 Corrections with a playing card design on the front label, featuring a red heart and black aces, set against a plain white background.
  • A bottle of The Prisoner x Corrections wine with a playing card label on a dark background
  • A bottle of The Prisoner x Corrections wine with a playing card label
  • A bottle of The Prisoner x Corrections wine with a playing card label on a table with two glasses of red wine
  • Man holding a bottle of The Prisoner x Corrections wine with a playing card label
  • A bottle of The Prisoner x Corrections wine with a playing card label rests on a table
  • Man holds a bottle of The Prisoner x Corrections wine with a playing card label
2022 CORRECTIONS STAGS LEAP DISTRICT RED WINE

2022 CORRECTIONS STAGS LEAP DISTRICT RED WINE

Stags' Leap District • 2022 Vintage

The Wine
This blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc, and Malbec was sourced exclusively from Stags Leap District and harvested at peak ripeness, showcasing fine tannins that add texture to blue fruit, spice and herbal notes. After 18 days of skin fermentation, the wine is aged for 18 months in a mix of new and neutral French oak barrels, resulting in a voluminous blend rich in blueberry and savory herbs.

The Label
The first work of art by a formerly incarcerated artist to be acquired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Using limited materials—soap, hair gel, and improvised tools—Purgatory exemplifies the ingenuity of artists within the system. Krimes safeguarded the printed soaps within playing card containers, smuggling them through the prison mailing system over the course of a year. This creative process served as a mental escape from the dehumanizing environment of prison while fostering unexpected connections with those around him. It represents art-making as both an act of resistance and a means of community building.

The Series
In 2022, we introduced Corrections, an annual limited-edition release that merges art and wine to reshape cultural narratives surrounding those impacted by our justice system. Each label is created in partnership with an artist who has personally experienced incarceration, transforming every bottle into a powerful act of storytelling.

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ALCOHOL

15.5

VINTAGE

2022

APPELLATION

Stags' Leap District

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2022 CORRECTIONS STAGS LEAP DISTRICT RED WINE
$100.00
Format 750ml

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About Corrections x The Prisoner

TASTING NOTES

Blue fruit
Spice
Herbal notes
Blueberry
Savory herbs

WINEMAKER NOTES

SOURCING
Napa Valley
Stags Leap District
Wappo Hill Vineyard

BLEND
Cabernet Sauvignon
Petit Verdot
Cabernet Franc
Malbec

ABOUT THE ARTIST

About the Artist Jesse Krimes
Jesse Krimes is a Philadelphia-based artist and Founder/Executive Director of the Center for Art and Advocacy. While serving a six-year prison sentence, Krimes produced numerous works exploring how media shapes societal power and control. His work has been exhibited at MoMA PS1, Palais de Tokyo, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, among others. Krimes has won an Emmy and received fellowships from various foundations. His work is in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum and the Kadist Art Foundation, among others and is represented by Jack Shainman Gallery. To learn more about Krimes and his work, visit www.jessekrimes.com

The Center for Art and Advocacy
The Center for Art and Advocacy, established in 2022, aims to empower artists impacted by the criminal legal system. Through initiatives like the Right of Return Fellowship, the Center provides financial support, mentoring, and resources to justice-impacted artists, addressing the challenges they face in traditional arts communities. The organization, a legacy project of the Art for Justice Fund, collaborates with the Mellon Foundation to sustain its mission. Its fellows have achieved significant recognition, receiving awards such as MacArthur Fellowships and Pulitzer Prizes, and exhibiting at renowned museums within the first five years of the Center's establishment. The Center's overarching goal is to reshape the narrative around criminal justice through art, fostering social change and advocating for racial justice and equity.

Vintage

2022

Varietal

Red Blend

Appellation

Stags' Leap District

Alcohol

15.5

Man sitting at a table with a bottle of wine, surrounded by cozy decor. Title says "Corrections x The Prisoner"

The Prisoner & Prison Reform

About the Artist Jesse Krimes
Jesse Krimes is a Philadelphia-based artist and Founder/Executive Director of the Center for Art and Advocacy. While serving a six-year prison sentence, Krimes produced numerous works exploring how media shapes societal power and control. His work has been exhibited at MoMA PS1, Palais de Tokyo, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, among others. Krimes has won an Emmy and received fellowships from various foundations. His work is in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum and the Kadist Art Foundation, among others and is represented by Jack Shainman Gallery. To learn more about Krimes and his work, visit www.jessekrimes.com

The Center for Art and Advocacy
The Center for Art and Advocacy, established in 2022, aims to empower artists impacted by the criminal legal system. Through initiatives like the Right of Return Fellowship, the Center provides financial support, mentoring, and resources to justice-impacted artists, addressing the challenges they face in traditional arts communities. The organization, a legacy project of the Art for Justice Fund, collaborates with the Mellon Foundation to sustain its mission. Its fellows have achieved significant recognition, receiving awards such as MacArthur Fellowships and Pulitzer Prizes, and exhibiting at renowned museums within the first five years of the Center's establishment. The Center's overarching goal is to reshape the narrative around criminal justice through art, fostering social change and advocating for racial justice and equity.

APPELLATION

Stags' Leap District

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Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 16 reviews.

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Amazing wine!

"This wine was fantastic. Amazing depth of flavor! Perfect balance of power and richness! Well done! And the label was kick ass. I love that you’re supporting artists this way!"

— Todd R. (5/5)

Love it.

"Love this full bodied red. All the character of a full bodied Napa cab. Smooth, deep in color and Artemis similarity. Recommend this wine and it is priced well . A top Prisoner contender."

— George L. (5/5)

Awesome as usual

"My wife loved it now all of you, go get yourself some…. Now!"

— erik c. (5/5)

Corrections stags leap

"Great legs, good body"

— Charles H. (5/5)

Excellent

"Back to the prisoners essences !!"

— Maximiliano C. (5/5)

Bottle Review

"really enjoyed this wine was a great drinker from 1st sip through final sip flavors & character opened as it oxygenated in the glass. Ordered more"

— Joe N. (5/5)

"The best"

— maximiliano (5/5)

Really great (even for a 2022)

"One of my top 3-4 wines out of Prisoner"

— John D. (5/5)

LOVED IT!

"LOVED IT!"

— Nancy M. (5/5)

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