Block Las Terrazas Pirque Viejo Vineyard Terrunyo Vineyard Selection Cabernet Sauvignon

Sa un pò da tappo, ma non molto percettibile e non fastidioso

Founded in 1883, Vina Concha y Toro is Latin America's leading producer and currently exports to 135 countries worldwide. Deep red with aromas of dark berry fruits and earthy spices. On the palate blackberry and plum flavors with notes of cacao and espresso beans with mineral tones, well balanced. Soft chewy tannins ride on a medium finish ending with sweet spice aftertastes.

Estate driven wines and single block wines the name refers to terroir

Excelent, full bodied. Frutty

We had the 2009 Vintage on 8/30-31/20. The bouquet was flowery and even perfume. The palate tastes of blackberry, plum and minerality. The tannins were all smoothed out. A fruit forward, New World wine. Different from a California Cab. Very good.

Might have been better a little younger

Rich and opulent but untamed at this young age. Very good potential but needs another 3-5 years of bottle age. Would buy again.

Vinho de boa qualidade lembra muito os da linha concho

This is fantastic but you have to really want it. In a blind, I’d like to say I’d correctly peg it for South American but who knows. It has a little bit of everything. It’s dark, brooding, and interesting. Rich, luscious, blackberry fruit gives way to dark chocolate, mocha, and leather. Ends on a smoky note with a creamy and loam- filled finish. Got it for $28 at Costco. Easily drinks at 2-3 times that.

Tobacco and black fruit aromas. Tart cherry and unripe black plum, and graphite. Firm tannins. 2015 that should have been opened and decanted a few hours ago. Lots of potential a few years from now.