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Interesting wine from this solo variety. This grape is usually used in Bordeaux blends.

Wasn’t really impressed. Not enough character there. But! Great value.

Flavors loaded with ripe fruit aromas. Very soft on a palate

Another great Carmenere!

The 2009 Carmenere Gran Reserva contains 5% Petit Verdot in its blend. The wine spent 12 months in new and first use French oak barriques and over a year in bottle prior to release. from wine align.

In the glass dark red color.

On the nose smoky, floral, red fruit, herbs.

On the palate rich, dry, well balanced, soft tannins and acidity. Full bodied, spicy, fruity with hint of herbal aromas.

Long finish filled with jammy flavors.

In the glass dark ruby.

On the nose spices, oak, black currant.

On the palate dry, bright acidity and firm tannins, dark cherries, cassis, medium to full bodied. Smooth finish with dark fruit flavors.

Best Carmenere I’ve ever tasted!

Rich dark red color, bright.

On the nose rich aromas of ripe fruit, spices.

On the mouth soft, dry, balanced tannins and acidity. Medium to full body. Concentrated flavors of fruit, chocolate, spices.

Amazing!

Grape from Bordeaux became the grape number one in Chile!

Deep, almost purple color. A blend of concentrated blackberry, cherry and raspberry and plum. Full bodied and firmly textured on the palate. Pleasant, with dark fruit, some chocolate and coffee, and also some pepper together with a balancing touch of oak. Balanced tannins. Long and rich finish.

Will be great with any meat or chicken.