Sorpréndete, calidad precio! Buen vino. No se siente fuerte, termino medio. Para tenerlo en caba — 3 years ago
A Malbec from Vista Flores aged for eight months in cement and French oak. The very fruity nose features plum, blackberry and red currants and a pleasant note of mint. Relaxed on the palate, with gentle but discernible tannins, it is supported by moderate freshness that makes it especially easy to drink. Long, fruity aftertaste. This is a cozy, delicious wine that delivers concentration and flavor without ever squeezing too hard, and tannins that work very well in an Uco Valley Malbec. (Joaquín Hidalgo, Vinous, October 2020) — 4 years ago
A Chardonnay from Traiguén, Malleco, fermented in barrels and aged for nine months in 600-liter French casks. Golden yellow in color, it presents a nose of hazelnuts, butter, pears and apples. Creamy and flowing thanks to the sparky, well-integrated acidity. Fatty in the mouth with a lengthy, bold finish that adds a hint of grassiness. (Joaquín Hidalgo, Vinous, March 2020)
— 4 years ago
No me sorprende nada que esté delicioso este tacuche siendo de la bodega de Cuna de Tierra. Sabor entre grosella y ciruela mezclado con la uva. Muy complejo por sus 8 meses en barrica y por la mezcla heterogénea de Malbec, Cabernet sauvignon, Merlot y Sirah. Lo recomiendo, está increíble, mucha personalidad buen vino.
It's not quite a surprise the awesome flavor of Tacuche, it's origins from Cuna di Tierra preceede It. Wonderfull, delicious wine, one if the best un México. — 5 years ago
The 2018 Gran Malbec from Los Árboles, Uco Valley was aged for 12 months in 10% new French barrels. A dense purple in the glass, the nose offers notes of plum, violet, country herbs and sour cherry against a backdrop of sweet spices and other woody aromas. Indulgent initially, it’s juicy and fleshy in the mouth, gaining in freshness and fruity flavor as the channeled flow progresses. Long-lasting with a bold finish, fresh plum aromas linger at the back of the throat. A delicious wine. (Joaquín Hidalgo, Vinous, November 2021)
— 2 years ago
Love Spanish wine. Very bold with a very nice and consistent finish. — 4 years ago
Item #1362093 — 5 years ago
Servido con un plato de caza. Maridaje perfecto en Santceloni
— 6 years ago
The 2018 Clos De Los Siete combines grapes from a large property of the same name in Campo de los Andes, Uco Valley in a blend of 55% Malbec, 19% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Syrah, 2% Petit Verdot and 2% Cabernet Franc. The assemblage here is made by Michel Rolland and his team, 70% of which is aged in up to 1/3 use French barrels. Dense, dark violet in color. The nose is complex in the Bordelais style, presenting aromas of plum, blackcurrant and blackberry with hints of blueberry, oak and herbs. The 2018 is free-flowing on the palate with good energy and volume. It's mild tannins still have enough energy to lend shape and intense flavor. An interesting, potent wine. Drink in two years. (Joaquín Hidalgo, Vinous, November 2021)
— 2 years ago
This Cabernet Franc, made with grapes from Agrelo, Luján de Cuyo, is one of the best that Argentina has to offer. Aged for 18 months in French barrels, half of them new, it is garnet in hue. The nose delivers intense aromas with inviting, well-defined notes of roasted red pepper, black currant, sour cherry and pepper. The wood comes out in the mouth, where it brings softness, volume, muscle and outline. This is pure but elegantly packaged power with a sustained, flavorful finish. (Joaquín Hidalgo, Vinous, October 2020) — 4 years ago
A Cabernet Sauvignon mixed with 23% Carménère, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot and 2% Merlot from Puente Alto, Maipo that spent 19 months in French barrels. Reflecting a warm, dry year, the nose presents notes of black currant and raspberry jam, black tea leaves and sweet spices with a touch of kirsch. Gentle on the palate with firm, pleasant tannins, a loose structure, bold flavor and intriguing expression. A hint of menthol makes itself felt at the back of the mouth. (Joaquín Hidalgo, Vinous, March 2020)
— 4 years ago
Pecan pie, dried fruits, orange peel on the nose. Crisp acidity with some briny notes on the palate. More pecan nuttiness on the finish. — 5 years ago
Not too sweet — 5 years ago
It,s original, Fresh, moscatel grapes sec. I like is It. — 7 years ago
Peter Sultan
Da bomb, for sherry lovers: Palo Cortado versión. A shape shifter on the palate & ringing on the higher registers, this Hidalgo checks all the boxes for me, which includes a lightness & freshness heaven made for most food. Burnt pine cone & toffee bits, a subtle mushroom thing (oyster?), & a rather trim beef bouillon broth lurking on the back end. That may all be bs but it’s a wine that inspires….. — 2 years ago