Black currant and coffee on the nose
Full bodied on the palate
Dense finish with dark chocolate, coffee, sage, and blackberry
Summary:
This wine is always good, year in and year out. The 2012 drinks like a polished Cabernet that costs much more than the $20 you'll likely pay for this. Chile is still a value, for sure. It has dense fruit and integrated layers that give it depth and persistence. Pair with meat dishes and enjoy. Raise a glass!
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