Sweet and citrusy, highly recommend — 5 years ago
More elegance & beauty than the Estate.
On the nose; dark currants, strawberries, dark soils, black licorice and dark, fresh, perfumed florals.
On the palate; dark currants, candied fruits of; black cherries, blackberries, black raspberries and strawberries. Gummy fruits, black licorice, black raspberry cola, hint of black olive, nice easy tannins, crushed rock powder, leather, loamy soils, great acidity and a long, elegant, polished finish.
Photos of; Estate vines, landscape around the property and old wicker baskets used long ago to move fruit into the Viña. — 7 years ago
Nice balance, good body. 2014 vintage — 9 years ago
This wine kicks ass and then some. I bought a case. You should too. Unless you have poor tastes... Drink it now. It's all about super fresh bramble fruits, flowers, and that Italian "Je ne sais quoi." It's imminently drinkable. Soft tannins, mineral, good acid, and freshness with a little spritz. Pour it btg, have fun with it. — 9 years ago
15 April 2018. Chambers Street Wines, New York, NY. — 7 years ago
Drank at Dressel's. $8/glass — 8 years ago
I have a soft spot for the french...what can i say...je ne sais pas — 9 years ago
Beautiful ruby color. Not showing any brick quite yet. (2011 vintage consumed in June,2016)
Delightful nose that made me blurt out, "Ohh! Sweet sharp cherry funk!" That's a good sign.
It really has a muscular power on the nose that I'm really enjoying. The brooding dark fruit is laced with sandalwood and spice. With a little breathing time it takes on a slightly musky, cologne note sprinkled with earthy moist humus.
There's a little disconnect when you drink it though. It's not as bold as you might expect from the smell. Not to say that's a disappointment. Indeed, it makes it very approachable and dangerously easy to imbibe.
Texture is fine grit, body is balanced, and as my drinking buddy this evening said, it has that certain "je ne sais quoi."
I think this is really in its happy place right now. I can't imagine any more cellar time would improve the drinking experience. It might hold up a little longer but it's at maximum enjoyment potential in my opinion. Go ahead and pop this baby if you have any. — 9 years ago
Amazing albariño. Citrusy, bright, light, and refreshing. Drank with chickpea salad, broccoli, turkey meatball, naan.
Geoff: good. Only white wine I’ve ever liked! — 5 years ago
Gussie had this 5 years ago
Feisty yet smooth - good paired with summer time tapas.
— 7 years ago
Enjoyed with Nat in DC. Turned out to be a nice wine. Strong fruit and berries. Nice. — 7 years ago
Lots of mushroom and a bit of funk on the nose. Love it. Fine tannins and such a perfect mouthfeel and velvety finish. Much more aligned with my Pinot characteristic preference. — 8 years ago
Tasted 13/08/2016
Clean, authentic, fresh and vibrant Chardonnay of Limarí Valley, 50% aged in used oak for 9 months.
Intense lemon color, straw glitters.
Charming bouquet of melon, biscuits, soaked apple, pineapple, peach, grass. Nutty nuances and white flowers. Minty whiff.
Palate is crisp, concentrated and textured. Medium+ body, distinctive minerality and pronounced acidity. Pomelo, white currant, rhubarb, green apple, pineapple flavors.
Tangy long lasting finish of green apple & lime, touched by sea minerals.
Perfectly suited seabass baked with herbs and olives. — 9 years ago
Dan skoda
Just the right amount of je ne sais quoi...
Can a wine be in effect too purely pleasurable to drink, without causing deep ponderings of the mind? Is it wrong? 🤔 — 4 years ago