Chilean

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Chilean

Conquistadors planted the first vineyards in Chile five centuries ago after discovering the climate mirrored the Mediterranean areas of their homeland. Concha y Toro, founded in 1883, is the largest and oldest vineyard in the country. Check out our selection of highly rated Concha y Toro wines along with other acclaimed varieties.Last updated 06/08/2010.

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07 Bisquertt Ecos de Rulo Cabernet Sauvignon Tasting Notes: Ruby red color. Elegant and complex aromas that mix dark fruits like black currant, with spicy notes that evoke black pepper and clove, all of it accompanied by hints of mint and verbena. Medium body wine with soft tannins, towards the end of the tasting toasty and dry fruits make an appearance. Ideal to accompany lamb and pork.	15.99	qty:
07 Bisquertt Ecos de Rulo Carménère Tasting Notes: Ruby red color with hints of clay. Elegant and complex aromas that mix black and red fruits like black ripe plumbs, with citric notes evoke orange skins, accompanied by spicy notes like black pepper. Medium body wine with soft tannins, with a finish of toasted hazelnuts.	15.99	qty:
07 Bisquertt Ecos de Rulo Merlot Tasting Notes: Of red-ruby color with roof-tile shades. Elegant and complex aromas mixing black fruits like ripe plums and cassis, with spicy and sweet notes evoking vanilla and toasted notes. A medium body wine and smooth present tannins, with great fruit persistence. It is ideal for accompanying white, red meats and chocolate desserts. Merlot and chocolate, a winner!	15.99	qty:
06 Concha y Toro Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon "The 2006 Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon is a glass-coating opaque purple with an alluring bouquet of toast, tobacco, cedar, leather, mocha, and blackcurrant. Sweet, voluptuous (but not in a fruit bomb kind of way), layered, and complex already, its superb balance will ensure at least a decade of evolution and it should drink well through 2036." 95 points. — Wine Advocate	89.99	qty:
06 Concha y Toro Marques de Casa Concha Cabernet Sauvignon At over $20 the brand’s Best Buy days are behind it, but this Cabernet still unfolds in serious but elegant form. The nose is dusty and dark, with cassis and blackberry aromas. Meanwhile, the feel is juicy and fresh, and the palate is just sizable enough. Flavors of cassis, chocolate and coconut are modern and friendly, while the finish of cocoa, mocha and marmalade is exciting. 90pts-Wine Enthusiast	21.99	qty:
06 Concha y Toro Merlot Puente Alto Marqués de Casa Concha \"Once upon a time this Concha y Toro label was a Best Buy regular. At $21 it no longer qualifies, but it’s every bit an excellent wine in 2006. Aromas of plum, cola, pepper and Christmas spice are alluring, while the palate is saturated yet balanced. Flavors of plum and berry are perfectly ripe, and the structure and texture are just right.\" 90 points. -- Wine Enthusiast	21.99	qty:
07 Cousino Macul Cabernet Sauvignon Antiguas Reservas Winery notes: This wine was aged in French oak barrels for 12 months and then rested in the bottle for another six months before its release. It shows hints of spices, cherries and blackcurrants. It is a great match for roasted and grilled meats. Allow to breathe before serving.	15.99	qty:
07 Echeverria Reserva Carmenère Roasted, floral, candied aromas precede a zesty, medium-weight palate of red plum, cherry and herbal flavors. The palate is juicy and acidic, with racy red fruit and scour and scrape to the finish. Straightforward Carmenère without much softness or richness. — M.S. (5/1/2010) -85pts -Wine Enthusiast	14.99	qty:
05 Montes Alpha Apalta Vineyard Colchagua valley Syrah "This is ripe and concentrated yet polished and refined, with layers of dark cherry, blackberry and briar caressed by suave toast, vanilla and mineral notes. Long and fleshy though the finish, which shows solid grip. Contains 7 percent Cabernet Sauvignon and 3 percent Viognier." 92 points — Wine Spectator	22.99	qty:
08 Root 1 Cabernet Sauvignon Tasting notes: A rich red wine with black currant, mocha and chocolate notes. Food Pairings: An exceptional match with full-flavored cheeses, pasta with red sauce, steak, ribs, and chocolate.	10.99	qty:
06 Root 1 Sauvignon Blanc Tropical fruit, gooseberry and green apple make for a nice nose, while the palate is solid and crisp as it emphasizes apple, citrus and green melon flavors. A touch of pepper on the finish seals the deal on this light and friendly wine. — M.S. (11/15/2007)	11.99 reg. 13.99	qty:
06 Santa Ema Reserve Merlot The nose offers oregano, tomato and plum all in a savory wrapping, while the palate is lively and plummy, with no huge faults. Juicy as far as feel goes, with a bouncy red fruit-meets-herbal personality. — M.S. (7/1/2009)	11.99	qty:
98 Sena Red Table Wine Winemaker's notes: Is a very elegant wine showing red fruits like cassis, strawberries, blackberries and dry black cherries. All these fruit flavors are mixed with tobacco, dark sugar and spice. On the palate the ripe tannins give a velvety structure and softness because of the barrel aging. The round mouthfilling melts with flavors of cassis and caramel that linger a long time and ends with a soft sweet finish.	54.99	qty:
07 Terra Andina Carmenere Carignan Altos The Altos series of red wines begins with the 2007 Carmenere-Carignan Altos. An alluring bouquet of cigar box, leather, underbrush, and blueberry lead to a structured wine with plenty of spicy fruit, mineral/earth notes, and a lengthy finish. It will profit from 2-3 years of cellaring and will drink well from 2011 to 2019. -87pts -Robert Parker	20.99	qty:
07 Ventisquero Queulat Gran Reserva Sauvignon Blanc Herbal aromas meld with tangerine notes in this sauvignon. The structure is ample and ripe, with an almost oily texture and pungent acidity.	17.99	qty:
05 Ventisquero Queulat Merlot Gran Reserva, Maipo Valley Winery Notes: This Merlot has a deep blue-red color. It has complex aromas of plums, spices, black pepper, moscada nut, damp soil, some leather, smoke and tobacco. It can accompany many dishes because of its great body and balanced structure.	17.99	qty:
08 Ventisquero Reserva Carmenere Slightly hot and burning, with spice, black fruit, leather and bulk to the nose. Not what you’d call precise or defined, but shows a rich, chewiness that works. Flavors of baked fruit, caramel and chocolate lead to a finish of grabby, tannic black-fruit flavors. On the border between rich and syrupy.— M.S. (12/1/2009)	11.99	qty:
04 Viña Montes Folly Santa Cruz "Shows lovely crushed blueberry and currant fruit aromas and flavors, with well-integrated toast and plenty of mineral, briar, mocha and bacon notes on the round, full-bodied finish. Could use some modest cellaring, but this is approachable now. Syrah. Drink now through 2009. 2,000 cases made." 93 points. — Wine Spectator	78.99	qty:
05 Viña Ventisquero Vertice Apalta Vineyards Shows a mix of mint, cocoa and blackberry notes, supported by briary tannins. A nice loamy edge checks in on the grippy finish. Carmenère and Syrah. Drink now through 2010. 1,200 cases made. –JM -89pts Wine Spectator	39.99	qty: