New release! The new 2014 vintage of Silver Oak's iconic Alexander Valley Cabernet now available. The 2014 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is a harmonious and vibrant wine. This full-bodied, classic expression of Alexander Valley Cabernet in a cool vintage has a bright ruby-red color with purple undertones. The nose exudes aromas of black cherry, cedar and black olives. On the palate, its dried herb, cocoa and lavender flavors are framed by dusty tannins and a savory texture. This wine finishes with lively acidity and a lingering persistence. Given proper cellaring, this wine should give drinking pleasure through 2030. Robert Parker: "The Silver Oak Alexander Valley cuvee is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon aged in new oak... Herbaceous, with sweet red and black currant fruit, spice box, and tell-tale oakiness, this is a wine to drink during its first decade of life
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Blend of 97.7% Cab Sauv, 1.3% Merlot, 0.5% Petit Verdot, 0.3% Malbec & 0.2% Cab Franc aged for 24 mos in 50% new & 50% once-used American oak. Deep Ruby, youthful aromas of black fruit, sweet cacao & complex spice. On the palate flavors of rich ripe juicy berries & cherries, core of sweet fruit with oak & vanilla notes. Nicely integrated firm, graceful tannins, long finish, displays primary fruits on ending, developing some secondary aging, nice. Excellent, Consistent.
Blend of 97.7% Cab Sauv, 1.3% Merlot, 0.5% Petit Verdot, 0.3% Malbec & 0.2% Cab Franc aged for 24 mos in 50% new & 50% once-used American oak. Deep Ruby, youthful aromas of black fruit, sweet cacao & complex spice. On the palate flavors of rich ripe juicy berries & cherries, core of sweet fruit with oak & vanilla notes. Nicely integrated firm, graceful tannins, long finish, displays primary fruits on ending, developing some secondary aging, nice. Excellent, Consistent.
9.4Jake Hajer
Charred bell pepper. With air, integrates back in.
Charred bell pepper. With air, integrates back in.
9.0Kristin the Wine Girl
Has the gamey nose of goat emmentaler cheese soaked in cherries. Young and ageable. Purchase to cellar if you enjoy the name. Classically oaked California Cab.
Has the gamey nose of goat emmentaler cheese soaked in cherries. Young and ageable. Purchase to cellar if you enjoy the name. Classically oaked California Cab.
9.0Matt Duncan
Light touch with humus! Green, herbaceous, menthol. Alexander valley!
Light touch with humus! Green, herbaceous, menthol. Alexander valley!
9.2Alex Lallos
Owner No Limit Fine Wines, Private Wine Consultant
Tasted at the new Geyserville tasting room. What a beautiful setting. The new silver oaks are really terrific wines. I particularly liked this 2014 Alexander valley. It was so true to its Cabernet roots and should glide effortlessly in the cellar for many many years
Tasted at the new Geyserville tasting room. What a beautiful setting. The new silver oaks are really terrific wines. I particularly liked this 2014 Alexander valley. It was so true to its Cabernet roots and should glide effortlessly in the cellar for many many years
9.3Boris Mathiszik
Newly released and already amazing. Classic California cab.
Newly released and already amazing. Classic California cab.
9.3JFP
2014. Excellent for an Italian dinner.
2014. Excellent for an Italian dinner.
9.5Vanessa
Always reliably delicious!! Ready to pop and pour with its soft, velveteen tannins and robust, ripe black fruit notes such as cassis, blackberry, black cherry, also licorice, green bell pepper, nutmeg, cardamom, cedar, pencil shavings, clove, tobacco, and leather.
Always reliably delicious!! Ready to pop and pour with its soft, velveteen tannins and robust, ripe black fruit notes such as cassis, blackberry, black cherry, also licorice, green bell pepper, nutmeg, cardamom, cedar, pencil shavings, clove, tobacco, and leather.
9.2Jeff Scott
Decent. But not the best silver oak I’ve had.
Decent. But not the best silver oak I’ve had.
9.0Austin Paramore
Drinking with my bro and sis on Kinsman Stud celebrating our survival of hurricane Ian!
Drinking with my bro and sis on Kinsman Stud celebrating our survival of hurricane Ian!
9.3WARNING: DRINKING DISTILLED SPIRITS, BEER, COOLERS, WINE AND OTHER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY INCREASE CANCER RISK, AND, DURING PREGNANCY, CAN CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS.