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Oops Carmenere 2007 750ml
Wine Chilean Still Wine
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$8
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Rated 90 - Here's one of the standout Best Buy reds of the season out of Chile. There's welcoming grapeball and sweet berry aromas mixed with olive and tobacco. The feel is smooth and medium-deep, and the blackberry and plum flavors are just right. Barely herbal, with a long finish. Carmenere in its simple glory. - Wine Enthusiast
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Pknt Carmenere 22% discount on 12 bottles
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$7
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Casa Silva Carmenere Reserve 2006 750ml
Authentic Chilean style. Dark almost purple core with deep sooty red at the fringes. A blend of concentrated blackberry and plum softened by some red fruit character. Distinctive dried herbal and white pepper spice character. A superb balance of full fruit, good acidity, sweet French oak, and full tannins on the long lingering finish. Cutting edge grape coming into its own a premiere producer.
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$10
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$10
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Las Casas 2007 Carmenere, Maule Valley
Until the 1990's Chilean wine producers thought that this grape was Merlot. Carmenere is originally from Bordeaux and has many similarities to Merlot and Cabernet but with a supple character and a peppery, tobacco-y spice. This wine is from the high elevation vineyards of the Casa Donoso Estate in the Maule Valley, where there are ideal conditions for growing Carmenere. Soft but lively, supple but spicy and fruity. It shows intriguing character of the signature grape of Chile. A great value.
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$11
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Montes (2005 Cabernet/Carmenere)
Tasting Note: Montes was started by four partners, Aurelio Montes, Douglas Murray, Pedro Grand and Alfredo Vidaurre, who firmly believe that there is a niche for Chilean premium wines. Together they own over 425 acres of mature vines in the Curico Valley. Their aim is to make super premium wines from Chile, using the best grapes, modern equipment, the latest technology and new American and French oak barrels.
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$25
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Today, the company is managed by Jorge L. Balduzzi, economist, third in the family generation, with deep knowledge in viticulture and oenology. Balduzzi has 3 estates located in the Maule Valley, the most important wine producing region in Chile. The vineyards are planted in sandy ground, free of philoxera. The pure water of the Andes Mountains, and the Mediterranean weather with rainfalls during winter and dry-long summer with wide range of temperature between day and night helps to produce fine...
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This is a full, rich red with aromas of cherry, green bell pepper and cracked peppercorn. The palate is velvety and well-balanced with notes of plum fruit, vanilla and chocolate.
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Grenache, Malbec, Petite Sirah, Carmenere, Sangiovese
Shop › Spain › Aragón › Red Wine › Grenache, Malbec, Petite Sirah, Carmenere, Sangiovese
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$10
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Veramonte "Primus" (2003 Merlot/Cabernet/Carmenere)
Blini are yeast-leavened, buckwheat or white flour pancakes. Classically they are served with sour c...
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$35
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What a bargain! We were amazed at the quality of the 2008 Carménère from Chile's Santa Rita winery. Carmenère is the "lost" grape of Bordeaux - taken to Chile in the 1850's, before the phylloxera root louse devastated the vineyards of Europe. While Carménère was never replanted in Bordeaux, it thrived in the Central Valley of Chile and was long mis-identified as Merlot. The Santa Rita "120" Carmenère shows remarkable character and style for so affordable a red wine. Deep ruby in color, it has a...
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Description: Well-rounded, with subtle fruit flavors and soft tannins leading to a velvety finish
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Chile; This wine does assort for the 10% case discount!
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Carmenere
With an intense violet color, the wine shows characteristic aromas and palate flavors of spice, black tea and tobacco which broaden out to become rich blackberries and sweet spices, helped by oak aging. The wine has a fresh fruit character, along with considerable structure, fine, sweet tannins that impart a ... more
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$9
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Once a widely planted variety in Bordeaux, Carmenère was all but forgotten after the phylloxera outbreak in the 1880s virtually wiped it off the European wine map. The happy news is that someone carried the vine (also known as Grande Vidure and Grande Carmenet) to Chile in the 1850s. At that time, Chile was welcoming a wine renaissance. The aristocracy was moving to the countryside with the vision of creating a wine industry to rival Europe's.
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85% Carménere,10% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Syrah. Dark red crimson color. Notes of plums, black fruit, chocolate and spice on the nose. It is a well-balanced, round wine with firm tannins.
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Young grappa from Pinot grapes. Aromas of dried flowers, broom, hay and juniper. A soft, fine and velvety taste. more
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Dark red color, rich and strong. Aromas include scents of plums, black cherry, black currants, chocolates and violets. Round and supple with a long finish. more
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