Valle De Uco, Mendoza, Cuyo, Argentina
Really enjoyed this. Not sweet, but not bitey
Really enjoyed this. Not sweet, but not bitey
1 person found it helpfulJun 7th, 2018
Impressive. Berries forward with fruit. Figs. Nice tannins. Paired extremely well with Carolina bbq pulled pork.
Impressive. Berries forward with fruit. Figs. Nice tannins. Paired extremely well with Carolina bbq pulled pork.
Jan 29th, 2023
Just enough earthiness on the nose to start - muted and mature red fruit all the way through. Solid and dependable and new world red that has a lot of old world quality from mouth feel to finish, but with that South American terroir stamp on the end note. Well crafted glass, this!
Just enough earthiness on the nose to start - muted and mature red fruit all the way through. Solid and dependable and new world red that has a lot of old world quality from mouth feel to finish, but with that South American terroir stamp on the end note. Well crafted glass, this!
May 21st, 2020
Excellent after just a few minutes open at room temp. No sticky sweetness, plenty of spices, no sharp or squeaky tannins. I would love to run this by some friends and see what they think. 😊 Enjoying this with/splashed over some home-cooked ground lamb. So glad I tried it once again. Imported by Trinchero Vineyards, California.
Excellent after just a few minutes open at room temp. No sticky sweetness, plenty of spices, no sharp or squeaky tannins. I would love to run this by some friends and see what they think. 😊 Enjoying this with/splashed over some home-cooked ground lamb. So glad I tried it once again. Imported by Trinchero Vineyards, California.
Jan 13th, 2020
Nice little wine. On the dry side but fruits danced around throughout this wine. Had 2016 in March of 2019. Would buy again.
Nice little wine. On the dry side but fruits danced around throughout this wine. Had 2016 in March of 2019. Would buy again.
Mar 20th, 2019Nice peppery note in there. Less sweet than Alamos. Let's see how it lasts in the fridge.
Imported by Trinchero Vineyards, California.
Nice peppery note in there. Less sweet than Alamos. Let's see how it lasts in the fridge.
Imported by Trinchero Vineyards, California.
