by Traveling Golfer Staff | Aug 28, 2021
Chile What You Can Expect: Unfortunately, not much. It was a just OK cheap wine that I bought because it was a Carmenere, with a Premier and Reserva statement on the label……. and could not believe it was so cheap. So close to being a “One and Done.” ...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Mar 19, 2021
What you can Expect: That mid-taste between Pinot Noir and Cab Sav. Rarely does Carmenere disappoint and this was no exception. Intense ripe berry aromas, full flavour on the pallet with a nice lingering finish. Under scored in my humble opinion. Score – 89. (Luis...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Feb 11, 2021
What do I think: Can’t get enough of this Chilean gem! What the Experts say: Cordillera is made entirely with Carmenère grapes from Peumo, generally considered one ofthe best places to grow the grape in Chile. Toasty, grassy and well balanced, with some white pepper...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Dec 23, 2020
What do I think: For a Carmenere a little disappointing. I doubt I would ever get it again but too good to be a One and Done! Sorry James, did not find anything worth chewing on. What the Experts say: Plenty of floral and berry character with hints of tea leaf and...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | May 6, 2020
What the Experts say: This wine will be silky and intense with bright red fruit, pepper spice and finely framed herbal tones. Pair it with lamb or a grilled pinto-bean burger with crushed dried shiitake mushrooms. What do I think: Medium to full bodied and refreshing...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Apr 24, 2020
What the Experts say: Viña Luis Felipe Edwards is one of Chile’s largest and most celebrated family-owned wineries. This is a solidly structured Carmenère loaded with ripe, juicy black fruit and black pepper spice, along with smoky notes from 10 to 12 months in...
