Very very nice Barolo. Allow it to breathe a little and you won't regret it — 8 years ago
Domani ve lo dico... Ma promette bene! — 9 years ago
Soft, but luscious, good fruit that doesn't overpower. Delicious wine, full-bodied, and probably too much for the veal Marengo we had--a lighter red would probably have been more simpatico--but no regrets, too tasty. — 10 years ago
Have not had this one before. Pretty, rustic, — 11 years ago
So complex and delicious, yummmm — 11 years ago
Wouldn't guess 15.5% clean stone fruit. Delicious — 12 years ago
Acompañamos este malbec mendocino con un pollo a la marengo receta francesa, lleva pollo, champiñones, tomate, cebolla, cerveza, vino, coñac, muy bien, vino ligero 24 meses en barrica, calidad precio media, temperatura de servicio 16-18 °C, lo disfrutamos. Saludos
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— 6 years ago
Great structure and body. Elegant. Tannins were very present, but fleeting. That wave of almond finish left my mouth salivating. — 8 years ago
Deep, dark, balsamic fruit and fragrant scorched herbs on the nose. More sweet, dark, intense fruit, herbs and a little earth on the palate, with a long, very grippy finish. Already deliciously elegant with a promising future. Great stuff. — 9 years ago
Lasagna Day 2015, this was the dinner bottle. — 10 years ago
Feminine, fruity yet full bodied — 11 years ago
Oakes grillo. Not overdone. Big flavors. — 11 years ago
Pauls creek sep 2012 — 12 years ago
Very spicy and herbaceous, with soft tannins and lively acidity. — 7 years ago
Ancora molto giovane e legno un pò troppo invasivo. Nn so se lo assorbirà col tempo. — 9 years ago
Leather, tar, dried rose petals, sandlewood, black currant, incense. — 9 years ago
Los rosé me gustan. Acompañamos con unas empanadas de queso y de segundo pollo marengo muy bueno! — 10 years ago
Young but nice acid for 09 — 11 years ago
Smoky cherry, cigars and hickory. Thick and round. 2011 a bit too tannic for me, could use more time. — 11 years ago
Unusually bright, red fruit for a Barolo! Strawberries and red cherries, sweet and well structured. — 13 years ago
Livio Pastorino
Estos vinos de Concha y Toro no tienen pierde hay de diferentes precios, variedades y siempre caen bien, en este caso la Carmenere (la cepa perdida como le llaman). Lo acompañe con una receta francesa “Pollo a la Marengo” perfecto sencillo, vino que invita tomar, a disfrutar en familia, calidad precio buena, temperatura de servicio 16 a 18°C recomendable, Saludos #winelovers #winelover #pisco #piscolover #Lima #vino #vinos #chile #Peru #vinosdechile #carmenere
— 6 years ago