
Wow! Deep purple color, full bodied, explosion of flavors. One of the best I have tried from Chile. — 6 years ago
Un Syrah qué hay que dejar respirar una hora para obtener lo mejor de él, amarrado olor a barrica — 8 years ago
Full dark berry, spicy nose, balanced, full taste from start to finish — 9 years ago
Quintessential Colchagua. Great dry quality with rocky green pepper aroma. Dangerously drinkable all day and even better on the roof of Luciano K! — 9 years ago
Smooth and refined. Nice hint of black currant. One of my favorite Chilean blends. — 10 years ago

Incredible value cab! My new favorite boxed wine. — 11 years ago
Macon always brings over the best wine to share :) — 11 years ago
Deep, deep ruby, dark intriguing nut brittle backed up by black fruits. Dry, mature tannins, spicy rich smoky fruits. Magnificently mature! — 12 years ago
This six-grape blend is as aromatic as one might expect from Carménère, PV, Merlot, Syrah and Cabs Franc and Sauvignon. There is much dark fruit on the nose, along with cigar box, leather, cedar and licorice. The palate is bold, too, with a complex flavor profile and tannins which are useful but not overpowering. — 5 years ago
Solid drinkable blend! — 6 years ago
A welcoming nose of ripe black fruits such as cassis and plum, dark chocolate, black tea leafs, and bell pepper. The palate is warm and deep, and velvety, with a taste echoing the nose. Polished tannins and long sweet finish. The bell pepper note might be a turn off for some, but I like it a lot here.
From vines dating back to 1945 that are genetically different (hence massal selection, as opposed to a single clone). Casa Lapostolle used to buy the grapes for the Clos Apalta bottling. — 6 years ago
Wonderful Bourdeaux type blend from Chile. This is one of the top wines produced by this Country. It is a joint venture between Baron Phillipe Rothschild who also owns Mouton Rothschild in France; and Viña Concha y Toro from Chile.
The Wine maker, Michel Friou, is French with extensive experience including stints at Chateau Margaux and the other top Wine maker in Chile: Casa Lapostolle, which is owned by the Grand Marnier family in France. There he was in charge of blending their top Cuvée, Clos Apalta.
The 2009 Almaviva, is a powerful red which is well balanced with subtle hints of graphite, chocolate and tobacco. The fruity component reminds me of black cherries. Tannins are present but mild. — 9 years ago
Wow.. Surprised.. Smooth and vey delightful.. — 10 years ago
Really good wine 2006 Pangea. Love IT — 11 years ago
very good vintage. — 11 years ago
Casa Lapostolle siempre en su punto! — 12 years ago
Buen sabor — 6 years ago
Father feeley gave us this wine — 6 years ago
Do fruit and very velvety — 7 years ago
So delicious. Perfect & smooth. Had it with an Italian dish, & it was great. — 9 years ago
Yummy full bodied Syrah with loads of dark fruit- blackberry plum cassis- a touch of spice and oak. Fruity and rich but not sweet. — 9 years ago
Light one... Best for sangria — 10 years ago
~ Good not great — 10 years ago
My last bottle. Good to the last drop! — 11 years ago
Spicy, coffee, a little green. Complex, tasty. — 11 years ago
Fantastic, jammy fruity smooth finish — 13 years ago
Paulo Saliby
Plum, cherry, eucalyptus and dark chocolate. Great persistence. — 5 years ago