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Cabernet Sauvignon, Bonarda, Malbec, Shiraz/Syrah
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Cirmos
A luscious and succulent Argentine blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Syrah, and other varietals, highlighted by deep, intense purple hues and a complex nose of plum and earthy notes. The profile is defined by by succulent, ripe fruit, with a lingering close that expresses the oak's light nuance. The comprehensively impression is one of unbridled fruitiness, with a richness and richness that belies the blend's relatively modest proportions.
J.Bruno Bononi
Nuanced assessment of Bordeaux blend, with 17% Syrah, presents an compelling classification. Nevertheless, the drinkability is somewhat compromised, rendering it merely passable. However, it's not a significantly strong or memorable experience, and the blend may be more of a cerebral challenge than a sensory delight.
LT
A dense, almost polished appearance with a deep, luscious color. A robust, intense nose with mild suggestions of dark fruit and a touch of earthy undertones. The mouthfeel is bright and dry, with a medium level of crispness and a firm tannic structure. notes of deep fruit, specifically blackberry, linger on the palate with a long, comforting finish.
Cirmos
A luscious and succulent Argentine blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Syrah, and other varietals, highlighted by deep, intense purple hues and a complex nose of plum and earthy notes. The profile is defined by by succulent, ripe fruit, with a lingering close that expresses the oak's light nuance. The comprehensively impression is one of unbridled fruitiness, with a richness and richness that belies the blend's relatively modest proportions.
J.Bruno Bononi
Nuanced assessment of Bordeaux blend, with 17% Syrah, presents an compelling classification. Nevertheless, the drinkability is somewhat compromised, rendering it merely passable. However, it's not a significantly strong or memorable experience, and the blend may be more of a cerebral challenge than a sensory delight.
LT
A dense, almost polished appearance with a deep, luscious color. A robust, intense nose with mild suggestions of dark fruit and a touch of earthy undertones. The mouthfeel is bright and dry, with a medium level of crispness and a firm tannic structure. notes of deep fruit, specifically blackberry, linger on the palate with a long, comforting finish.
This Argentine red blend receives mixed reviews, praised for its dark fruit flavors, oak nuances, and balanced tannins while criticized for occasional lack of depth and questionable value. While some appreciate its complex nose and smooth finish, others find it overly cerebral or lacking intensity. The wine shows consistent earthy undertones and a robust structure that appeals to enthusiasts of full-bodied reds.
This Argentine blend showcases a deep ruby hue, unveiling a bouquet of blackcurrant, plum, and subtle violet notes, underscored by a whisper of dark chocolate and anise. The palate is robust yet elegantly structured, with fine-grained tannins providing a velvety texture. A vibrant acidity cuts through the richness, enhancing flavors of ripe blackberry and a hint of graphite. The finish is long and harmonious, marked by a mineral edge that speaks to its Andean terroir. This wine exemplifies the balance and depth characteristic of Mendoza's high-altitude vineyards, promising both immediate pleasure and potential for aging.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions
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