Hayden Hamilton

8.9

Very easy drinking. Fairly light. Strawberries, raspberry, cherry, maybe a bit of apricot. Not a lot of depth though. Pretty static flavor. — 4 months ago

Brian Don

9.5

Need to find this in Chicago. Would buy this again. — 3 years ago

Marc S

9.0

Merlot.
Not bad, 😉 — 4 years ago

Christina Ochs

9.1

Nice depth, slight salinity — 7 months ago

Rob Vanderneut

9.0

Excellent, crisp and fresh — 2 years ago

with Brandi

mattswineworld

9.1

Great to taste a wine from Rio Negro while in Buenos Aires. From vines planted in 1969, this Pinot is fruity and intense, with grainy tannins and light spices. Belies the 14.4% alcohol. — 4 years ago

Julieta Ho

8.9

good for daily — 5 years ago

Martinez

9.2

One of the most amazing Pinot Noirs I've had in a long time. Bodega Chacra, an exciting venture by Piero Incisa della Rocchetta - grandson of Tenuta San Guido's (Sassicaia) founder- focused on Pinot Noir. This wine comes from biodynamically farmed 60 year-old vines in the Rio Negro Valley of Patagonia, and as its name suggests, there is no added sulphur (sin azufre). Clean, precise, pure, nothing funky in it. Vibrant, amazing 🍒 — a year ago

Charlotte Walker

10

So smooth, really well rounded. Recommended by wine shop owner in El Calafate. So delish — 4 years ago

RobS

9.1

Very nice and smooth; would love to get my hands on a 2010. With so much focus on their Malbecs and Malbec blends, Argentina doesn't get enough attention/credit for their Cabernet Francs, which can be terrific. — 4 years ago