St. Supery Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 750ml is a rich and polished Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, offering layers of blackberry, blackcurrant, cassis, and dark plum alongside notes of vanilla, toasted oak, cocoa, licorice, graphite, and roasted coffee bean. Full-bodied and beautifully structured, it delivers fine-grained tannins, vibrant freshness, and a long seamless finish. Crafted from an excellent Napa Valley vintage with balanced ripening conditions, this elegant yet powerful Cabernet combines ripe California fruit with refined complexity and impressive ageing potential through 2040.

Wine Enthusiast | WE 94
Published: Dec 31, 2023
Drink: 2027-2040

Luscious and ripe black fruits ride an effortless texture in this seamless and well-balanced wine. Minutely grained tannins weave through dark plums, spearmint, cocoa and black cherries. While enticing and drinkable, the wine should have a long, more complex life ahead. Best from 2027–2040. — Jim Gordon

James Suckling | JS 92
Published: Feb 7, 2022

Aromas of blackcurrants, blackberries, roasted walnuts, vanilla and licorice with some earthy character. Fresh and juicy on the palate with a full body and polished tannins. Long finish with an array of ripe-berry flavors. Drink or hold.

Vivino | Vivino 4.1

Rich, vibrant purple and red hues present. Blackberry and ripe currant aromas combine with black pepper, anise, toasted oak and smoky roasted mocha. Flavors of black plum and cassis complement flavors of roasted coffee bean and licorice. A structured wine with fine texture, length, flavor and style.

Stsupery.com

This Estate Cabernet of deep purple hues, presents dark blackberry aromas combined with an elegant toasted oak nuance, threads of boysenberry, rich opulence with subtle notes of jam and graphite. Flavors follow with ripe blackberry jam, a luscious approach of dark fruits, terrific structure supported with elegant moments of oak and a finishing hint of anise. This is a supple yet generous wine with an excellent structure, feel and approach.

Winemaking
The 2019 growing season had a very wet winter and spring, capturing 41” of rain at Dollarhide. A mild spring with one late-May rainfall resulted in damp soils and healthy canopy growth. Other than one mid-June heat spell, summer was warm and dry, allowing for consistent and balanced ripening. Late summer and early fall continued to provide steady warmth. As evenings began to cool, the fall growing season was extended. The even ripening season with a mild summer resulted in excellent wine of great flavor and density.