2019 Robert Mondavi Winery The Estates Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville

2019 Robert Mondavi Winery The Estates Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville

$85

$42.50

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Wine Spectator's #6 Wine of 2022

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The Estates Tier highlights wines sourced from a collection of California vineyards deemed the very best by our winemaker.


85% Cabernet Sauvignon
6% Cabernet Franc
6% Petit Verdot
2% Malbec
1% Merlot

Ripe Black Plum
Currant
Molasses Ginger Cookie
Vanilla
Fennel
Nutmeg

Black Plum
Blackberry
Sweet Licorice
Caraway Seeds

Pairs well with 

Short rib risotto and steak salad

Our vineyards stretching out across the floor of the Napa Valley.

Robert Mondavi chose Oakville for the home of his winery in 1966 and planted Cabernet Sauvignon with the goal of creating wines that could stand in the company of the world’s finest. Most of the grapes for our Oakville District Cabernet Sauvignon come from our To Kalon Vineyard where the low-fertility, well-drained soils, aided by optimal sun exposure, lead to rich, complex flavors and impeccable fruit maturity.

Awards & Accolades

Decanter
This wine has proved to be one of Napa's longest-lived reds, capable of cellaring many decades. If its nose is characteristically reticent, that is to be expected, but the upfront appeal of the vintage shows in the vivid ripe cherry and boysenberry fruit aromas that are laced with vanilla, graphite and cedar. Expansive on the palate with energy and poise, showcasing red and black fruits, savoury herbs, brown spices, and a crushed stone salinity. Very fine, pixelated tannins resolve in a long spicy finish that builds with notes of chocolate and crushed flowers. Jonathan Cristaldi - Decanter, September 12, 2022
Wine Spectator
Throws off some pretty gorgeous aromas of violet, anise and sweet bay leaf, with a core of ripe, streamlined boysenberry and blackberry pate de fruit flavors following closely. The finish has a racy graphite edge, while the fruit and aromas just spill through. Approachable now, too. Drink now through 2034. James Molesworth - Wine Spectator, November 15, 2021