2003 | Silverado Vineyards | Cabernet Sauvignon Solo Online Hot Sale

2003 | Silverado Vineyards | Cabernet Sauvignon Solo

Red Wine: 2003 | Silverado Vineyards | Cabernet Sauvignon Solo

Very much bound up by youthful tannins and a bit reticent yet in both smell and taste, this very solid and well-structured wine conveys plenty of fruity depth and teases with hints of minerals, sweet oak and violets along the way. It is less concerned with overt ripeness than has lately become the norm with front-line Cabernet, and, if it finishes with plenty of grippy tannins.

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Producer: Silverado Vineyards

Ratings: W&S | 90  WE | 93

Vintage: 2003

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14.4%

Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon

Country/Region: United States, Napa Valley

Detailed Description

Very much bound up by youthful tannins and a bit reticent yet in both smell and taste, this very solid and well-structured wine conveys plenty of fruity depth and teases with hints of minerals, sweet oak and violets along the way. It is less concerned with overt ripeness than has lately become the norm with front-line Cabernet, and, if it finishes with plenty of grippy tannins.

Reviews:

• Wine & Spirits: Stags Leap District cabernet hits the texture receptors, and this one is the kind of textural pleasure that makes consideration of its fruit character moot. If you search, you might find candied violets, cocoa, a touch of black earthiness. The flavor detail may come with time, though the wine is easy to drink now, a soft, lush red for filet mignon.

• Wine Enthusiast: Silverado’s estate 2003 Cab is a worthy followup to their ’02. So classy, only Napa makes Cabs this balanced, rich and ageworthy, and this one from Stags Leap defines Tchelistcheff’s description of an iron fist in a velvet glove. Great now, although young, and will age effortlessly for at least 10 years, probably longer.

Producer Information

Nestled in the hills on the North West side of the Stags Leap District, Silverado Vineyards Winery has been a favorite wine country destination and home to some of the Napa Valley’s most-recognized wines for almost forty years. In 1981, Ron and Diane Disney Miller and her mother, Lillian Disney, established Silverado Vineyards to make wines from the historic sites of the estate the family owns. The winery was named in honor of the Silverado Vineyard, one of the first four in Stags Leap District to plant Cabernet in the 1960s. The vineyard pays homage to the abandoned mining town at the top of the Valley which also inspired the name of the famous Silverado Trail where Silverado Vineyards and other iconic wineries of the Stags Leap District are situated. Silverado Vineyards owns five other storied vineyards across Napa Valley’s top AVAs: Miller Ranch, Mt. George, Soda Creek Ranch (Borreo), Firetree, and Vineburg. All of Silverado’s wines are estate-grown, produced and bottled. Winemaker Jon Emmerich is only the second lead winemaker in the history of Silverado Vineyards and celebrated his 30th vintage with the winery in 2020. Jon has grown Silverado’s reputation for quality and consistency along with his colleague Elena Franceschi, who has been Silverado’s associate winemaker for nearly 25 years. When Diane Miller passed away in 2013, Ron Miller became president of the Board of Directors of The Walt Disney Family Museum, and chairman of Silverado Vineyards until his passing in 2019. Diane and Ron’s children and grandchildren proudly continue to carry their family’s legacy forward as the owners of Silverado Vineyards.