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Stags' Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2019
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Stags’ Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2019

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Vintage: 2019
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    Crafted by the esteemed winemaker Ludovic Dervin, the Stags’ Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2019 is a testament to the art of fine winemaking. This vintage, often referred to as Stags Leap Cabernet or Stags Leap Cab Sauv, represents the pinnacle of Napa Valley’s renowned viticultural excellence.

    Color: This Stags Leap Napa Cabernet Sauvignon boasts a deep, mesmerizing ruby hue, indicative of its rich and robust character.

    Aroma: The bouquet of this Stags Leap Winery Cabernet is a harmonious symphony of aromas. It opens with bright red berry fruits that immediately captivate the senses. Delicate floral notes of lavender and violet seamlessly intertwine with the fruitiness. The well-integrated oak character is evident in the baking spice notes of caramel, black pepper, and clove, adding complexity to the aroma profile.

    Taste: On the palate, the Stags Leap Winery Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon unfolds layers of flavors. Juicy cassis, blackberry, and red cherry dominate, supported by hints of delicate red rose, tobacco leaf, and an earthy forest floor. This creates a rich and layered texture, a signature trait of the best Stags Leap Cabernet Sauvignon. The wine showcases crisp, firm tannins that provide a pleasurable mouthfeel. The refreshing fruit and balanced acidity lead to a long, smooth, dry finish.

    Pairing: This dazzling Cabernet, also known as Stags Leap The Leap Cabernet Sauvignon, is incredibly approachable upon release and pairs wonderfully with a variety of culinary dishes.

    Critical Acclaims: This Stags Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley has garnered significant acclaim. JamesSuckling awarded it 93 points, praising its ‘lovely aromas of blackcurrant, blackberry, ground spice, and anise,’ and highlighting its ‘fine, silky tannins.’ Wine Spectator gave it 91 points, describing it as ‘a textbook Napa Cabernet,’ with ripe cassis and blackberry puree profile, and a generous finish featuring toasty notes.

    Technical Information: The blend comprises 83% Cabernet Sauvignon, enhanced by 5% Malbec, 4% Petit Verdot, 4% Tannat, and 3% Merlot. The oak treatment involves 100% French oak barrels (35% new) for 21 months, contributing to its complex profile. The alcohol content is 14.2%, and it’s sealed with a cork enclosure.

    In conclusion, the Stags Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2019, also referred to as Stags Leap Cab Sav or Stags Leap Napa Valley Cabernet, is a stellar example of Napa Valley’s excellence. It’s not just a wine but an experience that embodies the essence of Stags Leap Estate. Whether you’re looking for Stags Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon stores or planning to visit Stags Leap Napa Winery, this vintage is a must-try for any connoisseur seeking the best Stags Leap Cabernet Sauvignon.

    102 reviews for Stags’ Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2019

    1. Rosa Tunis –

      Mineral, cocoa, and currant nose. Full and dry with distinct, minerally tannins; good finish. 3/5.

    2. Raymond Henderson –

      Good tannic. Enjoyable but a bit closed at first. Decanting improves it. Decent/good California Cabernet Sauvignon.

    3. Douglas Calle –

      Balanced acidity, softened tannins, black fruits, cherry, violets, oak, spice, and vanilla. Improves over time. Fantastic!

    4. Mike Boyd –

      Rather simple Cabernet didn’t live up to the hype Fruit not much complexity very dry currant and berries

    5. Jennifer Sampson –

      Great value Napa cab with fragrant nose, deep color, and grippy tannins. Medium-bodied with a long, dense finish and pleasant black pepper notes.

    6. Neal Walker –

      California Cabernet is well-made but lacks inspiration. Heavy oak integration, with ripe fruit. Not distinctive enough to stand out among $30-60 Californian cabernets. Leftovers make superb red wine sauce. 87-88 pts.

    7. Edna Jackson –

      Great surprise; strong herbal streak with fresh currant. Evokes the era.

    8. Amanda Dejardin –

      Perfect representation of Napa Cabernet. Balanced with notes of cinnamon, eucalyptus, root beer, and coffee. Complex finish, high-end entry-level first growth Napa Cab.

    9. Miguel Merklein –

      Balanced and dry with gentle fruit flavor. Enjoyed it thoroughly.

    10. Debra Hutchins –

      Black currants, cherry cordial, flowers, minerality, long finish.

    11. Roberto Mattingly –

      Full-bodied with cherry notes, pairs well with filet. Recommended.

    12. Frank Carter –

      Mediocre. Lacks depth for Oakville.

    13. Nelson Zhong –

      Juicy elegance. Enjoyable.

    14. Enriqueta Shouse –

      Balanced and zippy red spectrum with tart acidity and fine-grained tannins. SLW’s less intense Napa Cab is perfect for food pairing and Bordeaux lovers.

    15. George Curran –

      Fruity nose, blackberry, red berries, and cassis on the palate. Moderate finish. Not my style for cabernet.

    16. Dorothy Ruiz –

      This Napa Cabernet is inky, opaque and has a beautiful deep purple shade. The nose is pronounced with aromas of blackberry, cassis, eucalyptus, oak, black plum and ripe blueberry compote. The palate is delicious with medium (+) tannins, medium (+) acidity and a caressing melange of black fruit, oak, eucalyptus, licorice and jammy blueberry note. This 91 point wine will meld over time and develop tertiary notes. It costs $48 and gets 4 stars from me.

    17. Naomi Boney –

      Promising wine with a precocious character and a potential for sublime velvety taste in the future. Purple color with medium legs and no sediment.

    18. Corine Simons –

      Excellent cliffside dinner with Jez.

    19. Joseph Pratt –

      Unexpectedly impressive wine with blackberry, cherry, tobacco, wood, and vanilla notes. Understated oak. Surprisingly good for the price.

    20. Tyler Thomas –

      Great nose, young Cabernet with dusty tannins. Needs time in cool environment. 5 years, 94+.

    21. Bessie Castaneda –

      Solid Napa Valley Cab with red currants, spice, mint, wood, and floral notes. Tasty with medium finish, drinking well now. 92 points.

    22. Phillip Ashby –

      Expected more from this one. Jammy Napa cab with eucalyptus and ripe blackberry on the nose. Moderate tannins. Fine bottle of wine.

    23. Wilbur Ellis –

      Improved from previous bottle. Rich dark fruit notes and a lovely dark cocoa flavor make for a delightful finish. Light herbs, good acidity and tannic finish. Drinkable now, but will age well.

    24. Patricia Antoine –

      Balanced, medium body. Oak, tobacco, and dark fruit notes. Sharp tannins at first – decant for 30 mins.

    25. Violet Hunter –

      Good Cali wine, drinkable despite being young. Prefer it over Silver Oak Napa. No rating yet.

    26. Geneva Hill –

      Excellent full-bodied Cabernet with a lovely smoky flavor.

    27. Corey Barnett –

      Solid Napa cab with big fruit, vanilla, and weighty mouthfeel. Opens up nicely after 2hrs.

    28. Christina Atkins –

      Smooth and cherry-forward, this wine is drinking beautifully.

    29. Peggy Quinlivan –

      Smooth, cherry-filled delight.

    30. Tanya Fisher –

      Sophisticated CalCab with rich, dark fruit flavors of plum and cherry. Oak is subdued and tannins are soft. Perfect with well-marbled steak or mushroom risotto.

    31. Maegan Mason –

      Excellent Cabernet with no over-ripened taste found in many California Cabs. One-hour decanting is recommended.

    32. Robert Park –

      Decent wine, lacks complexity, not worth aging. Enjoyable, but better options available for the price.

    33. Paul Ross –

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    34. Richard Fisher –

      Great Cabernet, decent price, would try again.

    35. Clinton Baird –

      Average.

    36. Marcelo Ripson –

      Average wine, had to put in effort to enjoy. Will try a different option next time for the price.

    37. Debra Loguidice –

      Stag’s Leap is relying on reputation, not wine quality.

    38. Mandy Sloane –

      Aromas of violet, cassis, herbs, black fruits and dark chocolate. Dry tannins with medium plus acidity. Best after 2024.

    39. Susan Pack –

      Well balanced fruit with floral and dark fruit notes on day one and tart cherry and earthy on day two. Holding on to ’07 and ’09 in hopes of aging gracefully.

    40. Jean Benchoff –

      Solid.

    41. Leo Esparza –

      A very primary wine with black fruit, a touch of wood, spices, and vanilla. The tannins are present and it has great potential if decanted for 1-2 hours.

    42. Maria Haro –

      Really nice and in a great window if you like mature and mellowed wine.

    43. Nicholas Fuqua –

      Bold body. Medium tannins with notes of oak, vanilla, and tobacco. Decant for one hour.

    44. Rochelle Solis –

      Surprising classic Napa Cab with hints of eucalyptus, cigar, earth, unami, and spice box notes. No fruit to speak of, but nicely balanced with a smooth finish.

    45. Mary Miller –

      Amazing aroma and taste. I want more. Cheers!

    46. Ramiro Tobin –

      Stag’s Leap entry offering lacking complexity, blackberry and plum forward. Muted nose, medium finish. Went well with fried belly pork.

    47. George Mcdonald –

      Luscious dark fruit, smooth mouthfeel, nice tannins. Drink now or hold for years.

    48. Evelyn Nolden –

      Solidly made with dark fruits and a touch of prune. Short finish with mild tannins. Drinkable but not exceptional.

    49. Madeline Finch –

      Too peppery for my taste.

    50. Carolyn Stewart –

      Excellent young wine with deep color and notes of cassis, blackberry, and peppery spice. Firm tannins and good acidity. Not old school, but still excellent.

    51. Janet Rose –

      Fruity with smooth tannins, hints of cedar and earth, and a slightly dry finish. Paired well with prime rib and chocolate fudge cake. Enjoyable.

    52. Allison Adams –

      Prefer over The Leap. Reorder for sure.

    53. Paula Lyons –

      Not recommended for mid-tier mid week wine.

    54. Aldo Schmidt –

      Deep and rich, this Cabernet has a strong whiff of alcohol and a modern Napa flavor. Not rated as this style is difficult to appreciate.

    55. Nicole Horton –

      Weak and watered-down with no finish, despite nice tannins.

    56. Charles Waller –

      Closed nose and sharp tannins at first, but opens up after a few days with oxidation. Notes of spices and dark fruit. Palate is pleasant with blackberry and floral notes, not very complex.

    57. Joshua Bradstreet –

      Perfect with venison. Notes of dark cherries, blackberries, and leather.

    58. Deborah Glasby –

      Well-made but forgettable.

    59. Georgiana Relf –

      Soft and easy to drink with a deep color and dark fruit notes, trending towards plum.

    60. Mario Hutzler –

      Balanced, medium-bodied Napa cab with blackberry, raspberry, oak, vanilla, and tobacco notes.

    61. Jose Misnick –

      Mature and softened tannins with notes of leather, black currants, and plum.

    62. Marilyn Pinon –

      Flavors of cassis, tobacco leaf, and earth with dense cab color. Strong tannins. Day 2: Nose gains complexity, smoother on palate, and favorable tannins. Enjoyable but not a 90-point wine.

    63. Robert Porter –

      J&L’s 4th Saturday Brown Bagger: Inky color, abundant black cabernet fruit. Excellent value.

    64. Eugene Smith –

      Initial off-putting bitterness improved by decanting. Nose of dark berries, smoke, bitter herbs, cloves. Medium body with gentle acidity, stern red berries, charred baking spice. Distinct herbal stemmy note. Finish shows tannins that leave a drying effect. Overly smoky and charred for $70, terrible at $50. Not recommended.

    65. Antonio Miller –

      Last bottle tasted better than previous two. Black fruits, chocolate, smooth and balanced. Pronounced sandalwood on palate, hint of tea on nose. Perfect w/ Chinese dishes and red meat. Exceeded expectations. Will buy again, hoping for consistency.

    66. Evelyn Ray –

      Focused wine with black currant, plum, cedar and black licorice. Moderate finish.

    67. Carol Kinney –

      Well-balanced Cabernet with fruit-forward dark berries. Opened up nicely after half an hour. Middle of the road, lacking distinctiveness.

    68. Harvey Ransom –

      Medium bodied with subtle tannins, hints of Worcestershire, cloves, tobacco, and cola. Mild oak presence with a pleasant medium to long finish.

    69. Ruth Mcintosh –

      Satisfactory, but overly ripe with strawberry notes.

    70. Lisa Rios –

      Improved from previous bottle, enjoyable Napa cab.

    71. Breanna Snyder –

      Balanced and aged California wine with a slightly brown rim, medium body, and subdued fruit flavors.

    72. Linda Koopman –

      Simple and youthful, easy to enjoy.

    73. Barbara Cruz –

      Dry and acidic, too young. Half bottle consumed.

    74. Ann Dingman –

      Tasty!

    75. Linda Schaffner –

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    76. Thomas Johnson –

      Favorite cab. Perfect with steak or pasta.

    77. Sidney Edmonds –

      Jammy yet dry, excellent.

    78. Lita Riddle –

      Pleasant Cabernet, best paired with food.

    79. Marilyn Ferguson –

      Medium-bodied with a moderate nose. Could use more fruit, but not overly extracted like many new world Cabs. Resembles a Bordeaux.

    80. Elizabeth Sutter –

      Wine was tight on Saturday, opened up after 20-30 mins. Red and black fruits with cassis on the nose. Tannins were strong on first sip but softened on Monday.

    81. Gregory Allen –

      Napa cab took an hour to decant, but turned out nice and restrained, with old-school vibes.

    82. Joseph Davis –

      Ruby-colored with a cassis, blackberry, and red currant flavor. It has a medium finish and is a great everyday Cabernet. It has a decent structure and would make a great addition to any wine collection.

    83. Jean Baker –

      Past prime, drinkable.

    84. Janeen Gills –

      Dense fruit, strong tannins, needs aging. Finish is heated. Will improve in 10-15 years.

    85. Jason Rivera –

      Decent $50 wine with leather, smoke, and tobacco on the nose. Medium/dark fruit, currants, short rib, and shallow finish. Needs air and aging for depth and complexity. Unremarkable, but good for the price.

    86. Theresa Zirin –

      Over-aged wine.

    87. George Silva –

      Solid Cab without the sweet fruitiness of Californian Cabs. Not the best value option.

    88. Cary Musich –

      Last of a case. Still at peak IMO. My best guess tracking this wine over the past 4 years is it hit peak in 2021 and will start fading in 2025. Tannins are getting very soft. Nice fruit forward nose still. Palate has lead and leather complexity to go along with red and dark fruits. Nice wine. All you’d want from value to mid range Napa. Not overdone.

    89. Douglas Byrd –

      Napa wine with gentle plum and cherry cola on the nose, and a dusty tannin palate with a high-toned acidic finish. Good value at $40, but tough competition at $50. “The Leap” Cuvée is better QPR.

    90. Jorge Gainer –

      Wine had a bit of cardboard smell. Fruit was still present with blackberry and violet floral tones. Better with food, but not worth rating.

    91. Eleanor Tanner –

      Approachable 2017 vintage with dark fruit, vanilla, and oak notes. Warm blackberry, plum, and black cherry flavors with hints of baking spices. Great depth, well-balanced sugar, and smooth. Winner that can lay down for some time.

    92. Thomas Mccleery –

      We paired this with Blueprint 2019.

    93. Georgia Rosenfield –

      Deep garnet with notes of black fruit, prunes, fennel, spicy oak, and meat juice. Drinkable with food, but may be past prime or heat damaged.

    94. Jesus Hayden –

      Great fruit and smooth taste.

    95. John Brunkhorst –

      Refined, silky, and delicate with a lovely flavor. Pair with chicken or pasta, not red meat. Enjoy now, no need to cellar. Seeking more bottles up to $50.

    96. Samuel Mcfadden –

      Young Napa Cab with tobacco, pencil shavings, dark fruit, cherries & cacao. Dust on palate. Tannins ease improving texture. Good for 8-10 years, try in 2025.

    97. Sheila Netzer –

      375 ml bottle opened and poured. Initial taste rough and unbalanced. Green aroma dissipated after 30 minutes. Light texture with no notable structure or acidity.

    98. Beth Lamison –

      Delightful with currant, plum, and cherry aroma. Smooth and great finish.

    99. Elizabeth Ramos –

      Flavors of barrel spice, cedar, dark currants and blackberries with a hint of blood. Oak quickly fades to luscious ripe blackberries with good acidity and muscular tannins. A solid choice.

    100. Ken Nightingale –

      Good wine, but aged too long. Nothing magical happened.

    101. WS –

      Packed with açaí berry, boysenberry and plum compote notes, this lets the fruit spill forth while also keeping it well-formed, thanks to underlying acidity and a solid iron note. Vivid through the finish. Best from 2023 through 2034.

    102. JS –

      Lovely aromas of blackcurrant, blackberry, ground spice and anise. Full-bodied with fine, silky tannins. Juicy and vibrant on the palate with lovely balance and intensity. Drinking well now, but can definitely age. Drink or hold.

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    Critical Acclaim

    WS 91
    Wine Spectator
    “A textbook Napa Cabernet, with the vintage's ripe, accessible cassis and blackberry puree profile on display, laced with singed vanilla and tobacco notes along the way. The generous finish lets a toasty edge play with the fruit. Drink now through 2031.”
    JS 93
    James Suckling
    Lovely aromas of blackcurrant, blackberry, ground spice and anise. Full-bodied with fine, silky tannins. Juicy and vibrant on the palate with lovely balance and intensity. Drinking well now, but can definitely age. Drink or hold.

    What does Stags' Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2019 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, green apple, pear

    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

    citrus, lemon, lemon zest

    cheese, cream, toasted bread

    Vegetal notes found in the wine

    tomato, grass, asparagus

    raisin, fig, prune

    tropical, pineapple, mango

    Floral aromas found in the wine

    violet, lavender, potpourri

    Food Pairing with Stags' Leap Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2019

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