Decoy and Two Ducks -- Duckhorn ?

What's the opinion of Duckhorn?

A friend was enthusing last night about two wines she'd been told by an American work colleague were the 'very best' wines from Napa Valley -- Decoy and Two Ducks.

I admitted I'd never herd of them and offered to find out.

A google shows that Decoy is a label of Duckhorn Vineyards and tho' I can't find Two Ducks, it seems that it could be Paraduxx which is another Duckhorn label which shows two ducks on each label and when I attempt my American accent Paraduxx sounds a bit like Pair of Ducks.

Anyway -- Duckhorn seem to make a large range of wines sourced from different areas, so I'd be grateful for the communities wisdom on this.

[David M. Bueker]

Solid, but unexceptional wines would be my one liner.

Duckhorn used to be a bit more prestige, but has grown quite large and corporate.

Technically "perfect" but fundamentally boring and characterless Napa Valley red wines.

Expensive.

Why pay $90 for a Duckhorn cabernet when one can have three bottles of a more interesting Cotes du Rhone?

Decoy is their lesser second label. Maybe one step up from supermarket wine. Maybe.

[David M. Bueker]

I will say that I have had several of their Goldeneye Pinot Noirs that I liked very much.

Thanks David and Brian...