Argiolas
Korem Isola dei Nuraghi IGT Red Blend
The 2017 Korem is a sweetly scented and perfumed effort presenting notes of crushed black cherries and spicy oak front and center. Its textures are velvety and rich in feel, with polished black fruits offset by hints of bitter espresso bean and tobacco. A fine coating of tannin lingers through the youthfully structured finale, along with hints of plum, licorice and lavender. This blend of 85% Bovale, 10% Carignano and 5% Cannonau needs a year or two to resolve some of its oak, yet it has the balance to mature positively over the medium term. (Eric Guido, Vinous, March 2021)
The 2017 Korem is a sweetly scented and perfumed effort presenting notes of crushed black cherries and spicy oak front and center. Its textures are velvety and rich in feel, with polished black fruits offset by hints of bitter espresso bean and tobacco. A fine coating of tannin lingers through the youthfully structured finale, along with hints of plum, licorice and lavender. This blend of 85% Bovale, 10% Carignano and 5% Cannonau needs a year or two to resolve some of its oak, yet it has the balance to mature positively over the medium term. (Eric Guido, Vinous, March 2021)
Another sizable wine that showed a little more freshness from the island marine influence here in Sardinia.
Another sizable wine that showed a little more freshness from the island marine influence here in Sardinia.
1 person found it helpfulSep 25th, 20152011. Sardinia take me away. Even the hearty reds from Mediterranean islands always retain a certain brightness to them. This is no exception.
2011. Sardinia take me away. Even the hearty reds from Mediterranean islands always retain a certain brightness to them. This is no exception.
1 person found it helpfulSep 21st, 2015Another winner from Argiolas #sardegna #nuraghi #winebow #delectableapp
Another winner from Argiolas #sardegna #nuraghi #winebow #delectableapp
1 person found it helpfulSep 14th, 2015Very drinkable now, but I think a couple years in the cellar will work wonders. Raspberry jam, Asian spices and chocolate.
Very drinkable now, but I think a couple years in the cellar will work wonders. Raspberry jam, Asian spices and chocolate.
1 person found it helpfulJan 14th, 2015Drink up, tasting like it's on the back side of the bell curve.
Drink up, tasting like it's on the back side of the bell curve.
Oct 29th, 2016