I don't usually recommend a wine that only earned 89 points with Spectator and Advocate... This one is an exception. Robert Mondavi is a legend in California wine, and this entry-level Cabernet will get $25 a bottle at the liquor store. 

I've found it for $15.99!

For us to pour Robert Mondavi as a daily drinker?? That's worth posting about!

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89 points - Wine Spectator (August 31, 2011)   The 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa, Mondavi’s least expensive Cabernet Sauvignon, is 85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 7% Merlot, and the rest Cabernet Franc and other grapes. It has a healthy deep ruby/purple color, with a pleasant nose of black fruits intermixed with hints of charcoal and
spice, delicious, sweet fruit, medium body, and nice suppleness and flesh. Given that discounters will probably price this wine in the low twenties, this could be an outstanding bargain. It is no doubt a tribute to the talents of their director of winemaking, Genevieve Janssens. Drink it over the next decade.

89 points - The Wine Advocate (December 2010)  (includes 7% merlot, 5% cabernet franc, 2% syrah and 1% petit verdot): Bright ruby-red. Perfumed, floral aromas of cassis, black cherry, menthol and rose petal. Not a fleshy wine but offers lovely floral lift to the savory, dry flavors of ripe plum, cherry and spices. Finishes firmly tannic and a tad dry.

89 points - Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar (May/June '11)