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Category Archives: Chile
Wine Blogging Wednesday #52: an inexpensive organic red from Chile
When I heard about the theme for Wine Blogging Wednesday number 52, Value Reds From Chile, proposed by Tim of the Cheap Wine Ratings blog, I knew that it was right up my alley. After all, for Wine Blogging Wednesday #48, when Lenn Thompson asked us to go back to our roots, to the first [...]
Also posted in Wine Blogging Wednesday, cabernet sauvignon, tasting, wine and food Tagged Alvaro Espinoza, Antiyal, chilean cabernet, Colchagua, Cono Sur, WBW 52, Wine Blogging Wednesday 8 Comments
Tasting Note: Viña Chocalán Gran Reserva Blend 2004, Maipo Valley
Although I am most often weary of the “big” wines, I do enjoy ripe fruit and bold flavors just as much as the next guy. As long as the ripe fruit doesn’t jam the glass, if you see what I mean, and as long as other elements give it structure and balance.
Case in point: Viña [...]
Also posted in red wine, tasting Tagged Bordeaux blend, Chocalan, gran reserva, Hurluberlu, Maipo Valley, Saint-Nicolas de Bourgueil, Sébastien David, Société des alcools de Québec 2 Comments
Wine Blogging Wednesday 48: Catching Up with Chilean Cab
I had a moment of hesitation, when I read Lenn Thompson’s announcement for the 4-year anniversary edition of Wine Blogging Wednesday. As he called upon us to go back to our roots, to taste back wines we particularly favored early in our wine guzzling tasting days, I immediately thought of Robert Mondavi’s 1987 Napa Valley [...]
Also posted in Wine Blogging Wednesday, cabernet sauvignon, red wine Tagged aging potential, Cousino-Macul, de Martino, Lenn Thompson, Maipo, Robert Mondavi, tasting 3 Comments


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