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Really? Oh my God! Thus wine with extra pronounced aromas. So perfumed like you are smelling the bottle of perfume. Dark plum, oak, cassis, blackberry, mulberry, so meaty wine. Like you drink the blood. Amazing experience with this wine!
Really? Oh my God! Thus wine with extra pronounced aromas. So perfumed like you are smelling the bottle of perfume. Dark plum, oak, cassis, blackberry, mulberry, so meaty wine. Like you drink the blood. Amazing experience with this wine!
Another outstanding and delicious Chilean Carmenere. Full bodied and lush with blackberries, currants, dark cocoa, a little Tarragon and black pepper. Well balanced tannins and oak. Can you believe it I got this wine for $3 bucks? The best bargain I got recently. www.wineomart.com
Another outstanding and delicious Chilean Carmenere. Full bodied and lush with blackberries, currants, dark cocoa, a little Tarragon and black pepper. Well balanced tannins and oak. Can you believe it I got this wine for $3 bucks? The best bargain I got recently. www.wineomart.com
Very interesting. Quite Cab Franc on the nose with minty, eucalpyt notes, stalky,green bell pepper, black currant and sweet spice (clove, cinnamon). Big full and sweet black fruit, good grainy tannin structure, spice, peppermint chocolate. Very good
Very interesting. Quite Cab Franc on the nose with minty, eucalpyt notes, stalky,green bell pepper, black currant and sweet spice (clove, cinnamon). Big full and sweet black fruit, good grainy tannin structure, spice, peppermint chocolate. Very good
Had in Chile during 2013 Christmas market run. Italian restaurant where Jaime and Renzo told the story about the grape that the French thought was extinct, but they found it in Chile.
Had in Chile during 2013 Christmas market run. Italian restaurant where Jaime and Renzo told the story about the grape that the French thought was extinct, but they found it in Chile.
Aconcagua, Chile
