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Matthiasson Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2020
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Matthiasson Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2020

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Vintage: 2020
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    Matthiasson Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2020 is sourced from six organic vineyards across three different AVAs’”Coombsville, Rutherford, and Oak Knoll’”to create a Napa cabernet of the old school. The blend is 95% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Petit Verdot, and 1% Cabernet Franc, achieving complexity and balance with the help of winemaker Steve Matthiasson and his sustainable practices.

    The dry conditions of 2020 provided the opportunity for some powerful, age-worthy wines, and the fortunate wind patterns prevented smoke from the destructive fires that season from damaging the vineyards. The resulting harvest was fermented in small tanks and pressed at dryness, then aged for 20 months in mostly used French oak.

    The nose is abundant with dark and red fruits, such as cherry, blackberry, cranberry, and mulberry, grounded with herbal and mineral notes of graphite, cedar, and pencil shavings. The palate is vibrant and fresh, boasting tannin and acidity that make decanting highly recommended. Only 1926 cases were produced.

    Matthiasson Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2020 is a balanced and complex wine that showcases Steve Matthiasson’s precise and sustainable winemaking style. With its vibrant aromas and rich flavors, this bottle will age gracefully for years to come.

    75 reviews for Matthiasson Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2020

    1. Claudette Wright –

      Matthiasson’s wine is complex and obscure with a dry aroma of chocolate, chili, and blackberry pie crust. The intense fruit core is balanced out by electric cables of acid and a sweet rigid tannic base. It’s a unique blend of California and French wine, rating at 93.

    2. Kenneth Lott –

      Deep fruit core with firm tannins, balanced acidity. Perfect with prime ribeye. Score: 92.

    3. Shirley Kallevig –

      Pure and dense with red fruit and cedary quality. A cool note of fresh green tobacco and herb. Listed at 13.1%.

    4. Tina Swalley –

      Beautifully refreshing with a great palate structure.

    5. Abby Abney –

      Spicy with good fruit, full-bodied and young. Score: 89-90.

    6. Carol Carvajal –

      Beautiful, deep wine with bright fruit and a fine finish.

    7. Jerri Foster –

      Matthiasson is delicious, with a great pyrzine taste.

    8. Steven Hedgepeth –

      “Killer red with soft fruit, earthy tones. Medium-bodied and medium acidity.”

    9. Gloria Corn –

      Full-bodied with a medium acidity. Flavors of black cherry, blueberry, plum, and ash with a nice minty backbite. Stalwart structure, needs 5 years to soften.

    10. Bailey Luppino –

      Review: Bright red and dark ripe fruits with tarry notes, earthiness, and floral tones. Medium body, lively acidity, well-balanced finish.

    11. Mark Sandling –

      Plump and delightful.

    12. Richard Toth –

      Lighter alcohol, good tannins, and acidity to compliment steak. Tart berry flavor.

    13. Benjamin Outlaw –

      Youthful and fruit forward with cherry notes and mineral undertones. Good structure with well-integrated tannins after slow ox. Second bottle should be saved for 2-4 years.

    14. Arthur Bird –

      Cab with medium body, soft tannins, balanced fruit presence, and a subtle finish.

    15. Laura Hicks –

      Great wine, perfect after 2 hours of oxidation. Tannins are well-structured to complement a good steak. Excellent secondary palate.

    16. Bonita Bush –

      Review: Aromas of dark cherry and dust. Touch of Merlot, 20% new and the rest neutral. Bottle two has more black fruit and raspberry. Insanely pretty.

    17. Anna Ritchey –

      Fresh red fruit with a focused and tight taste. Slightly stiff in a positive manner.

    18. Kim Wright –

      Green with pretty touch.

    19. Meta Stewart –

      Complex, elegant nose with green hints, not concentrated.

    20. Miguel Schrack –

      French style cab with notes of red and blue fruit, green pepper, pepper, tobacco, and oak. Slightly under-ripe. B+.

    21. Stephen Jones –

      Burgundian style Cab with medium fruits, ample structure, and medium tannins. Green pepper at onset, but enjoyable after 20mins. Will try again in a couple of months.

    22. Richard Lopez –

      Great on nights 3 and 4. Lots of red and black berry on nose and palate. Nice mid weight body and great finish. Hold for 3 more years, better with food.

    23. Helen Ransom –

      Review: Fell short, didn’t last till day two.

    24. Leonard Hamilton –

      Excellent, as always.

    25. Irving Childers –

      Delicious. Adored it.

    26. Pamela Phillips –

      Fruit less prominent in this bottle.

    27. Norma Rangel –

      Nose: blackberry, fig, manzanita wood, eucalyptus, baking spice. Palate: lively acid, dark fruit, firm tannins.

    28. Martin Williamson –

      Vibrant red fruit with fennel and black pepper aroma. Salty tannic finish pairs well with chicken and asparagus.

    29. Terry Broglio –

      Young with nice potential, light red fruits, and herbal notes. Ruby violet.

    30. Josh Haynes –

      Pure and tasty, great for drinking young.

    31. Robert Kincaid –

      Clean and precise cab with minimal jamminess. Not for fans of heavily extracted styles. Ideal for those who appreciate acidity and minerality.

    32. Jeri Larson –

      Precise, medium-bodied Napa Cab with refreshing acidity and minerality. A beautiful wine that will keep you coming back for more.

    33. Mary Chaney –

      Medium acidity and tannin with notes of blue and red berries and a hint of herbs. Needs time to see how it evolves.

    34. Jeffrey Quintana –

      Dry and tart.

    35. Edward Mullenix –

      Lively and fresh with good style. Pyrazine notes for Nic, brightness for me. COVID pricing ends in May.

    36. Gloria Foster –

      Great Napa wine.

    37. Pilar Ladwig –

      Wine is dry with black cherry, cedar, and vanilla flavors. Medium+ complexity and well-balanced. Finish is med+ with good intensity. Very good wine.

    38. Nicole Odom –

      No review provided.

    39. Amy Pope –

      Lovely, but needs aging. 13% old school.

    40. Dorothy Yates –

      Outstanding deep purple wine with dark fruit and earthy aromas, medium acidity, full body, and a long finish. Great aging potential.

    41. Gene Taft –

      Medium-bodied with elegant black-currant fruits, hints of herbs, cedar, and graphite, and moderate tannins on the smooth finish. Tasted at Sepia Chicago from the winelist.

    42. Justin Norris –

      Matthiasson’s Cabernet is an elegant and understated choice that always delivers good value.

    43. Carol White –

      Violet color with anise and dark fruit notes on nose and palate. Balanced with earthy and cranberry acidity. Crisp tannins on finish. Young with potential and classic cabernet structure.

    44. Stacey Fraley –

      A- rated wine with black and red fruit, cassis, herbal notes, and a slightly acidic finish.

    45. Anna Averill –

      Cherry notes open to complex red fruits. Subtle yet complex, very good. Would buy more.

    46. Joseph Miranda –

      Palate is balanced, but not solid. Nose is reserved with subtle notes of fresh plum and black cherry. Unremarkable at this price point.

    47. Edmund Jacobs –

      Focused with red plum, savory herbs, smoke, and spice. Nice acidity and fine tannins. 13% alcohol.

    48. Mae Valencia –

      Cabernet with cassis and red berries on the nose. Medium-bodied with elegant acidity. Could benefit from aging.

    49. Larry Charles –

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    50. Constance Joseph –

      Promising wine, but currently tastes like Haagen Dazs Vanilla ice cream.

    51. Cora Robinson –

      Cabernet is midweight, sleek, and a little racy with a red fruit taste. Decant for at least 4 hours.

    52. Latoya Conard –

      Medium-bodied with green pepper, fresh black cherry, and herbaceous notes. Requires decanting for 2 hours. Can be aged to reach peak fruitiness with integrated oak.

    53. Mary Young –

      “Surprisingly great Cab with wonderful acidity and balanced fruit, took 2-3 hours to enter. 7 out of 13 wine.”

    54. Sophia Walker –

      Matthiasson is Napa’s best. Aromatic with fruit for days and good tannins. Age it, and it will get better.

    55. Mary Fisher –

      Recommend decanting for better taste. Pass on rating due to poor serving method.

    56. William Hadiaris –

      “Underwhelming Cabernet from Matthiasson.”

    57. Tina Felton –

      New release with tight nose: raspberry, plum, bell pepper, oregano, rutherford dust. High tannin, medium plus acid, red fruited. Needs time to fill out, but will become a classic old school Napa cab.

    58. Mark Fernandez –

      Medium red with moderate aromas and a hint of age. Flavors of red cherry, plum and green pepper with a long finish. Young wine.

    59. Greg Watson –

      Well-balanced with lean dark red fruit. Only 13%. Love it.

    60. Juan Campos –

      Elegant Napa Cabernet.

    61. Mary Avila –

      Well balanced but unremarkable wine with medium body and red berry notes. Good for a wide range of wine drinkers, but ultimately forgettable.

    62. Theresa Roberts –

      Simple wine with cherry, vanilla, and granite notes. Dry palate with low tannins on medium finish. No potential for improvement.

    63. Warren Bold –

      Lacks fruit. Lifeless.

    64. Becky Macarthur –

      Review: Elegant and balanced with detailed flavors of red berries, thyme, earth, and cocoa nibs. Elevated fresh acidity and moderate tannins. Only 13°.

    65. Janice Shannon –

      Fresh, vibrant, and balanced California Cabernet with notes of red fruit, tobacco, and green bell pepper. Surprisingly only 13.5% ABV. Deserves time in the cellar. Daily Drinkers selection by Justin Wells.

    66. Collen Whitehead –

      Dark red. Sweet aroma of red berries and licorice. Medium-bodied with dry notes. Short finish for the price.

    67. Charles Blakeley –

      Balanced Napa wine with notes of plum, vanilla, and herbs. Smooth mouthfeel, despite low alcohol content.

    68. Debra Baldwin –

      Excellent old school cab. Bravo!

    69. Ryan Daniels –

      Juicy red fruit with sweet spice and slightly chalky tannins. Priced at AUD 235 per bottle.

    70. Lorraine Bradt –

      Simple with blackcurrant, mint, and controlled oak with a slight alcohol warmth on the long finish. Time may add complexity.

    71. Kevin Tith –

      This wine is a fantastic Napa Cabernet Sauvignon with refined blackcurrant notes, fresh acidity, and a long, evolving finish. It will only get better with age.

    72. Tom Yazzie –

      Cabernet with a restrained style, notes of cedar/redwood and clean cassis.

    73. Rhonda Perez –

      Dark currant aroma with a hint of green edge. Sour cherry flavor, but more enjoyable on the nose than on the palate.

    74. Bonnie Rohe –

      Exuberant and perfectly ripe, this Cabernet Sauvignon boasts a beautiful melange of sweet fruits and subtle floral and herbal tones. Medium-bodied, with firm tannins and pronounced acid, it’s an elegant and fresh, yet serious and unique rendition of the grape. Fabulous stuff!

    75. Keith Barkley –

      Unexpected savory notes of soy and mushroom make this Cabernet Sauvignon a unique experience.

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    What does Matthiasson Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2020 taste like?


    Light
    Bold
    Smooth
    Tannic
    Dry
    Sweet
    Soft
    Acidic
    Earthy Flavors of the wine

    leather, earthy, mushroom

    Red Fruit flavors of the wine

    cherry, raspberry, red fruit

    Oaky Flavors of the wine

    oak, tobacco, vanilla

    apple, stone fruit

    Black Fruit Flavors of the wine

    blackberry, plum, dark fruit

    Aromas and Flavors of Spices in the wine

    pepper, licorice, cinnamon

    Citrus notes found in the wine

    orange, orange zest

    cheese, cream

    Vegetal notes found in the wine

    tomato, asparagus, rhubarb

    prune, dried fruit, dried cranberry

    Floral aromas found in the wine

    violet, lavender, perfume

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