Savor the past and the present of two of Napa Valley’s most stunning estate Cabernet Sauvignons: Solo and Merus. Two Robb Report readers have the chance to acquire 10 magnums of wine—five exceptional vintages from each vineyard—plus the exclusive opportunity to experience the latest releases with the winemakers. The tasting will be paired with an exquisite wine-country menu for you and up to seven guests, prepared by the private chef at one of the estates.

Silverado Solo is a single-vineyard, single-clone Cabernet from the esteemed Stags Leap District in Napa Valley. This extraordinary wine is crafted solely from the Disney-Silverado clone, one of only three Cabernet Sauvignons to attain Heritage status from UC Davis. Named in tribute to its unaccompanied performance, Solo was created by Silverado Vineyards founder and Walt Disney’s daughter, the late Diane Disney Miller, and is now overseen by winemaker Alison Crary Rodriguez. The vertical release consists of Solo magnums from 2013 through 2017.

Merus is the quintessential “garage wine”—lingo for a label with minuscule production—that has quickly gained cult status and international renown. The Merus property is now located on a historic ranch tucked into a Napa Valley canyon; it occupies a revived “ghost winery” that was abandoned during Prohibition. This dramatic Cab is crafted by winemaker Michael Beaulac and tasted by invitation only in the estate’s caves. The Merus magnum library includes bottles from the 2013, ’14, ’15, ’16, and ’18 vintages. Mike DeSimone and Jeff Jenssen