High Roller Lounge/Opus One Napa Valley 2019 750 ml

Opus One Napa Valley 2019 750 ml

Napa Valley
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About this bottle

Napa Valley has one red blend the whole world benchmarks against, and Opus One 2019 is it — the estate founded by Robert Mondavi and Baron Philippe de Rothschild at full stride. Cabernet Sauvignon leads at 78 percent, rounded out with Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc, and Malbec, then aged nineteen months in new French oak. The winery's own notes call out black plum, blueberry, and black currant over dried rose petals, with a satiny texture that carries savory herbs, espresso, and cocoa to a finish edged in dark chocolate. The wine drinks beautifully now with an hour in a decanter, and it has the structure to hold in the cellar for two decades. A bottle for the big table — serve it with a proper steak.

How to drink Opus One 2019

Decant it for at least an hour if you're opening it now — the tannins are still tight enough to reward the air. It's a bottle for the dinner table over a cocktail: pour it with a well-marbled ribeye or a mushroom-forward dish that can stand up to the tannin and oak.

Tasting notes
NoseBlack plum, blueberry, and black currant with dried rose petals and mineral undertones
PalateSatiny and fresh — dark fruit, savory herbs, espresso, and cocoa over fine-grained tannins
FinishLong, with a delicate dark-chocolate edge
Specs

Red BlendNew French oak, 19 months · Napa Valley

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Questions about this bottle

Should I decant Opus One before serving?

Yes — an hour or more in a decanter softens the tannins if you're drinking it young; it will also age well in the cellar for two decades or more.

What food pairs well with it?

A well-marbled steak or a rich, savory dish that can stand up to the tannin and oak — it's built for the table, not casual sipping.

Who makes Opus One?

It's a joint venture between Robert Mondavi and Baron Philippe de Rothschild, one of the original Napa-Bordeaux collaborations.

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