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2019 M by Michael Mondavi Family

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Michael Mondavi’s inspiration, integrity, and relentless work ethic helped elevate Napa Valley wines to the prestige and quality they are known for today. His legacy continues with M by Michael Mondavi Family, his very personal signature wine.

The 2019 M by Michael Mondavi Family is a Cabernet Sauvignon focused red wine blend from Napa Valley, California. The wine expresses the essence of the vintage and is a wine of both generosity and elegance. Its deep, iridescent ruby color sets the stage for a complex bouquet of rose, cherry blossom, violets, and currant leaf, enhanced by notes of black cherry, roasted chestnuts, vanilla, and marzipan, which harmonize with toasty oak notes and, well-integrated tannins. The long, satisfying finish lingers with a subtle hint of tobacco.

96 points - Jeb Dunnuck
96 points - James Suckling
94 points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate

95% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Cabernet Franc

Wine Specs

Vintage

2019

Varietal

BLEND

Appellation

Napa Valley

Alcohol %

14.9

Wine Profile

Vineyard Notes

Sustainably farmed, volcanic hillside vineyard located on the slope of Atlas Peak, overlooking Napa Valley. The select vine blocks produce smaller clusters and grapes that naturally provide ample intensity of color, tannins, and texture.

Production Notes

The beginning of the 2019 growing season was defined by copious rainfall and late soil moisture. The long, warm summer saw very few extreme heat events, with foggy mornings setting the stage for vibrant and expressive wines. The long, relatively mild finish to the season, not without its moments of unpredictability, helped to preserve freshness and finesse in the fruit with abundant hang time teasing out great color, structure and soft tannins. All in all, exceptional fruit with bright acidity and ample texture promises an amazing vintage. Harvest took place October 17th-25th.

Winemaker Notes

Aged 21 months in French oak (75% new)

Production

17 barrels produced