First wine grape planted in North America? You have my attention. Fascinating history of this varietal that I highly recommend reading up on if you’re lucky to have a friend like @Brendan Devine buy you the Wine Grapes tome. The wine itself is really tasty, desert-like in your mouth and has that full almost raisiny note that a lot of natural wines have. Give it a shot. — 5 years ago

Quarantine wine # I lost count — 6 years ago
Smoky nose, beautiful fruity finish. — 2 months ago
Light and dry but funky, almost yeasty tannins mixed with berries. Distinct old vine Chilean varietals that I would like to see more of. — 4 years ago
Great Italian white. Loved it. Light/crisp — 5 years ago
Lovely light bodied red. First time we have tried the pais varietal. — 6 years ago
Listan Prieto, aka Mission aka Criolla chica aka Pais. The Benje Tinto from Envinante sourced from the DO Ycoden Daute Isora on Tenerife. Opens up very reductive, so be patient with it. Tart red fruit, very savoury and salty, like licking a stone, peppery. Like a northern Rhône but in the lack of flesh. Now call me conservative, but this above my threshold. However, very playful and fun, complex as well with a decent lenght and playful. — 6 years ago
Cacique Maravilla Pipeno Pais 2016. These grapes are 100% organic wine. The soil has never been contaminated with pesticides. When I poured it from my coravin it bubbled in the glass. The color is almost like a pink sparkling wine. And the bouquet is sparkly fizzy fun on my nose. The initial bouquet is not far behind with a light tingle on my tongue. However this is a dry wine. It is very light with cherry and cranberry fruit. It is a very simple wine. The mid-palate loses all the fizz and flows into a nice semi dry finish. There are Earth tones and oak on the mid palate as well!!!!! This would be awesome slightly chilled to about 52 degrees on a hot day. — 8 years ago
Good Barolo but nothing special. Reasonably priced and a good value at $35. Tastes like Barolo should taste. — 4 months ago
Loved this Pais/Carignan red blend from Chile! Light red, fruity, serve slightly chilled. — 4 years ago
14,5 grados, 9 meses barrica
Mágnum, grandisima acidez, fruta madura con toques herbáceos, toques a tostados muy sutiles,un buen vino — 4 years ago
Quite complex, intense nose. Aromas of ripe dark fruit, some herbal notes and moka. Bold, round, smooth
@Brunstatt — 5 years ago
Very tasty and exciting blend. Herbal notes of Carmenere, sleekness of Carignan, dark savory notes of fig and raisin seed from 100yr old Pais. Drink now or hold 12-18 months.
50% Carmenere, 25 % Carignan, 25% Pais — 6 years ago
Jan de Weerd
Intense, complex wine with dark, almost austere fruit with lingering, grippy finish. All in harmony. — a month ago