92% Carmenere; 8% Petit Verdot. Carmenere is an offshoot of Cabernet Franc says Jancis R’s encyclopaedia. Ripe black fruited aromas with creme de cacao - vanilla coconut oak on nose and palate - overoaked IMO. What you might call an Heroic wine coupled with the ridiculously heavy bottle. You could do forearm curls with this bottle! Full bodied - solid, and a little square sided for my palate.
92% Carmenere; 8% Petit Verdot. Carmenere is an offshoot of Cabernet Franc says Jancis R’s encyclopaedia. Ripe black fruited aromas with creme de cacao - vanilla coconut oak on nose and palate - overoaked IMO. What you might call an Heroic wine coupled with the ridiculously heavy bottle. You could do forearm curls with this bottle! Full bodied - solid, and a little square sided for my palate.
1 person found it helpfulSep 18th, 2019
Fantastic representation of my favorite item of the “Lost n’ found” department of life. Carmenère!
Blueberry, nutmeg with hints of chocolate. This wine is not only well structured and very seductive but also approachable. I am in love!
Fantastic representation of my favorite item of the “Lost n’ found” department of life. Carmenère!
Blueberry, nutmeg with hints of chocolate. This wine is not only well structured and very seductive but also approachable. I am in love!
Mar 11th, 2018
Black as night, wet animal fur (in a good way, I swear) and earth-worm-laden earth lead a palate as big and smooth as a velvet zeppelin. Black berries, dark undergrowth and tangy tannins till dawn that just translate to a nice long finish. So yummy, loved a fatty veal chop!
Black as night, wet animal fur (in a good way, I swear) and earth-worm-laden earth lead a palate as big and smooth as a velvet zeppelin. Black berries, dark undergrowth and tangy tannins till dawn that just translate to a nice long finish. So yummy, loved a fatty veal chop!
Sep 4th, 2017
Colchagua Valley, Rapel Valley, Central Valley, Chile
