Casa Magoni

Reserva Clone 337 Cabernet Sauvignon 2018

9.4

A Cab Sauv from a carefully selected clone grown in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico. Hand carried back to Idaho! Magoni makes some very, very good wines. This is a great example. Rich, expressive and full bodied with earthy, sweet undernotes that make these wines connect so well with Mexican cuisine. Mexican wines are the new Tequila. Want to know more? Check out our adventure we had over there finding these Mexican wine gems. It wasn’t easy… https://youtu.be/_TZHhc6DXLQ?si=Lk8w06Crg5zJruJJ — a month ago

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Jan de Weerd

Hand carried back from Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California. Magoni makes some very, very good wines. This is a great example. Rich, expressive and full bodied with earthy, sweet undernotes that make these wines connect so well with Mexican cuisine. Mexican wines are the new Tequila. Want to know more? Check out our adventure we had over there finding these Mexican wine gems. It wasn’t easy… https://youtu.be/_TZHhc6DXLQ?si=Lk8w06Crg5zJruJJ

Jan de Weerd

Casa Magoni

Valle de Guadalupe Chardonnay Vermentino 2018

Vasanth Balakrishnan

8.9

Nice seafood white wine from #valledeguadalupe in Baja California, Mexico. There’s a load of freshness and some floral notes from the #vermentino set against roundness from the #chardonnay. Lemon curd, grapefruit on the palate reveal a fairly ripe, fruit-forward style, but there’s still enough acidity for balance. — 7 years ago

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Casa Magoni

Valle de Guadalupe Sangiovese Cabernet 2023

Erin Merchant

9.0

Highly underrated. Has nice fruit and leather on the palate. Not quite a sanjo, not quite a cab, as described. It’s got the traditional hints of both. Extremely smooth.

If you put this in front of someone who prefers Italian wines, it might confound them. It certainly won’t meet muster for a Napa Cab lover, but the notes are there nonetheless. — 4 months ago

Bodegas Magoni

Reserve Clone 770 Valle de Guadalupe Tempranillo Blend 2016

Jan de Weerd

9.3

Still cruising around in this rough, rugged country of Valle Guadalupe to find those diamonds. Swerving around pot holes, crossing submerged roads, climbing pitted dirt roads, we found one in Bodegas Magoni. An Italian born winemaker and a true pioneer here in the valley. Focused on making old world Spanish, Italian or Bordeaux style wines. Selecting and developing his own clones of the principal wine varieties of these regions to help them adapt and thrive in this valley’s climate. This Rioja style, Tempranillo driven blend is a great example. Dense, intense and super balanced. Rich cigar box, leather a dry dark cherry on the palette. Fine grained tannins creating a lingering finish. Optimum acidity to cleanse your palette for the next sip! — 3 years ago