I’ve always enjoyed the wines of Viña Cobos, which is Paul Hobbs Argentina venture and partnership with Andrea Marchiori and Luis Barraud. Their entry level offerings are done under the Felino label and are sourced from selected vineyards in Valle de Uco and Luján de Cuyo in Mendoza. Purple flowers and incense hover around the core of blackberry, licorice, ganache, and vanilla. This has crowdpleaser written all over it. Shockingly good for the price.
I’ve always enjoyed the wines of Viña Cobos, which is Paul Hobbs Argentina venture and partnership with Andrea Marchiori and Luis Barraud. Their entry level offerings are done under the Felino label and are sourced from selected vineyards in Valle de Uco and Luján de Cuyo in Mendoza. Purple flowers and incense hover around the core of blackberry, licorice, ganache, and vanilla. This has crowdpleaser written all over it. Shockingly good for the price.
3 people found it helpfulDec 27th, 2017
Big fruit, sweet oak, veggie undertones. Aromas of cherry, coconut, some green funk underneath it all.
Big fruit, sweet oak, veggie undertones. Aromas of cherry, coconut, some green funk underneath it all.
Jan 9th, 2017
A little off as far as what a cab should taste, but on this election night, anything to drown out reality will do.
A little off as far as what a cab should taste, but on this election night, anything to drown out reality will do.
Nov 9th, 2016
A young and ripe Cabernet that provides a long finish. Expect cherries, cedar, and some menthol.
A young and ripe Cabernet that provides a long finish. Expect cherries, cedar, and some menthol.
Oct 21st, 2015
Not for me, not my style. Spiciness lingers when it hasn't belonged in the first place. Very Malbec-esque
Not for me, not my style. Spiciness lingers when it hasn't belonged in the first place. Very Malbec-esque
Jul 11th, 2015
Mendoza, Cuyo, Argentina
