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1.5L Magnum 2019 Silver Oak Cellars Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, USA

1.5L Magnum 2019 Silver Oak Cellars Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, USA
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2019 Silver Oak Napa Valley 1.5L
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2019 Silver Oak Napa Valley 1.5L estate spotlight

Silver Oak's own film on the American oak that shapes this Cabernet.

1.5L Magnum
2019 Napa Valley
96 Decanter
2019 Silver Oak Cellars Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon magnum
Origin
OriginNapa Valley • USA
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The market on this magnum

U.S. shop listings for the 2019 magnum, before sales tax. Auctions, futures, and markdowns are left out. The lowest in-stock magnum on the main list is $279.44. Two or more are $257 a magnum. One magnum is $285. Checked 2026-10-06.

Market low$279.44
2+ price$257

Napa Valley Cabernet • 2019 • 1.5L magnum. Two or more are $257 a magnum.

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Napa Valley Cabernet magnum

1.5L Magnum 2019 Silver Oak Cellars Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, USA

Decanter 96, in a 1.5 liter magnum that ages more slowly.

Two or more are $257 a magnum. One magnum is $285. Decanter scored the 2019 Silver Oak Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 96, and James Suckling scored it 95. This is that wine in a 1.5 liter magnum, the same Cabernet in a larger bottle that evolves more slowly, after five years in American oak.

2+ magnums
$257
Market low$279.44
One magnum$285
Reference: Wine-Searcher
Top Selling Point Decanter 96 and James Suckling 95, American oak, five years at the winery before release.
What It Tastes LikeBing cherry, black raspberry, tobacco, dried sage, and black cherry.
2+ magnums are $257 each. One magnum is $285. Twelve magnums ship free in the lower 48.
Why this bottle matters

Same wine, larger bottle, slower life

The Oakville winery
Aerial view of Silver Oak's Oakville winery

Silver Oak ages the Napa Cabernet five years before release, in American oak from the Missouri cooperage. The blend is Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, and Malbec. Nate Weis was winemaker from 2014 through 2025.

A magnum is the same wine in a larger bottle, and it evolves more slowly. The winery note carries the 2019 through 2047. If Decanter has already scored it 96, why open the smaller bottle when this one is built to wait?

1

The score

Decanter 96 leads, and James Suckling scored the 2019 a 95.

2

The oak

American oak from the Missouri cooperage, and five years before release.

3

The blend

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, and Malbec.

4

The bottle

A 1.5 liter magnum of the same wine, which evolves more slowly.

Review

Decanter 96, then James Suckling 95

American oak at Silver Oak
American oak barrels being toasted, from Silver Oak's winemaking photographs

Decanter scored the 2019 a 96: Bing cherry, black raspberry, tobacco, currant leaf, cedarwood, and dried sage.

James Suckling scored it 95: blueberries, dark chocolate, black fruit, mint, and cocoa. The winery note is black cherry and floral tones, huckleberry, dry flowers, nutmeg, silky tannins, and a long finish, with improvement through 2047.

Tasting Profile

Black cherry, huckleberry, and a long finish

Soda Canyon on the estate
Silver Oak's Soda Canyon vineyard. It is estate ground, not identified as fruit in this 2019 bottle.

Black cherry, huckleberry, and a floral top, then dry flowers, nutmeg, and silky tannins. Decanter's Bing cherry, black raspberry, tobacco, and dried sage sit in the same glass.

Two or more are $257 a magnum. One magnum is $285. Twelve magnums ship free in the lower 48. Hawaii and Alaska are quoted on their own.

Nose

Bing cherry, black raspberry, tobacco, and a floral top.

Palate

Black cherry, huckleberry, blueberries, and dark chocolate.

Finish

Silky tannins, nutmeg, dried sage, and a long finish.

Oenology / Winemaking

American oak, five years, then the larger bottle

The Napa Cabernet rests five years in American oak from the Missouri cooperage before it is released.

In the Silver Oak barrel room
Two men in front of stacked barrels at Silver Oak

The blend, in order, is Cabernet Sauvignon, then Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, and Malbec.

Nate Weis was winemaker from 2014 through 2025, the years this Cabernet was made and held.

The magnum is the same wine in a larger bottle, and it evolves more slowly. The winery note of the 2019 runs to improvement through 2047.

Vintage2019
RegionNapa Valley
BlendCabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec
OakAmerican oak, Missouri cooperage
History / Estate

Five years in American oak before the cork comes out

The Napa Cabernet rests at the winery, in wood from the Missouri cooperage, before anyone opens it.

A 1972 photograph from Silver Oak
A 1972 photograph from Silver Oak's story page

American oak is the house program, and the barrels come from the Missouri cooperage.

Nate Weis was winemaker from 2014 through 2025. The Napa Cabernet is aged five years before release.

A magnum holds the same wine and lets it evolve more slowly. The winery points to improvement through 2047.

Gastronomy / Food Pairing

Steak au poivre, fries beside it

Black cherry, tobacco, and silky tannins want a peppercorn steak, and the cedar wants a salty fry.

At The Table • Pairing In Action

Two plates. Steak au poivre. French fries. Both can take black cherry, tobacco, and those silky tannins.

Serve + Decant

Give the magnum a short decant, then pour it with the steak.

Pairing Recipe

Steak au poivre

Peppercorn-crusted steaks with a pan sauce of brandy, stock, and cream.

Why it works: Cracked pepper and cream meet tobacco, cedarwood, and black cherry without fighting the silky tannins.

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Pairing Recipe

French fries

Russet potatoes boiled with a little vinegar, then fried until thin and crisp.

Why it works: Salt and crisp potato give the long finish something plain to land on.

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Final Recommendation

A 1.5 liter magnum built to wait

Decanter scored the 2019 a 96. Two or more are $257 a magnum. One magnum is $285.

Open the 2019 magnum with steak au poivre.

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