1449 results for "Carménère" between $5.00 and $150.00

Deep plum-red in color, this wine shows the classic traits of the variety. The nose is ripe but complex, with aromas that recall fresh blackberries and notes of sweet spice. A swirl of the glass reveals a light touch of black pepper that lends complexity and elegance. The voluminous palate is complemented by a soft, creamy texture with well-rounded tannins in this big-bodied wine. The flavor of roasted red pepper subtle toasted notes linger long on the finish, confirming the sweetness and depth achieved...

"The 2006 Purple Angel is composed of 92% Carmenere and 8% Petit Verdot (an increasingly important blending grape in Chile) aged for 18 months in new French oak before bottling without filtration. Purple/black in color, it has a splendid perfume of toasty oak, pencil lead, incense, sage, blueberry, and blackberry. Layered, bordering on opulent, this full-throttle wine has gobs of fruit, succulent flavors, and a long, pure finish. Cellar it for 5-7 years and drink it from 2015 to 2026. It is another...

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Cono Sur was born around the oldest Pinot Noir vineyards in Chile. We were the first in Chile to produce Premium Pinot Noir, and also the first ones to export it. Producing this variety has been Cono Sur’s most exiting challenge. Our “Pinot Noir project” started in 1999, with the aim of producing the best Pinot Noir in Chile: unique, expressive and proud of its New World roots, while vinified according to the Burgundian tradition. From this same French DO comes Martin Prieur, an experienced Pinot...

30% of the grapes undergo a cold pre-fermentation m aceration, while the remaining 70% are partially crushed and fermented between 73-78°F with selected yeasts. 20% of the wine is then aged in American or French oak barrels for 6 months. The rest is kept in stainless steel vats until blending and bottling.

This wine is from Chile, Casablanca region. CABERNET SAUVIGNON^CARMENERE Wine Chilean Still Wine

Color: Intense ruby red with violet hues. Bouquet: Ripe red fruit and fragrant spices. Taste: Fresh, light-bodied and elegant with a commanding, fruity flavor rounded out by soft tannins. Serving Suggestions: A perfect match with lamb, chicken and hearty stews.

Purple as an Andes sunset, this signature wine of Chile is a dark beauty offering layers of fruity aromas. On the palate, red fruit, chocolate, plums and pepper dance together perfectly balanced with soft oak notes. This is a rare varietal and a round and velvety winner from way south of the border.

The color of the wine is deep, dark purple. The wine is rich with dark plum, black currant, and chocolate aromas. On the palate, there are notes of dark plums and spice, generously framed by toasty American oak with a soft and well-structured mouth filling texture.

When Carmenere is bad, it’s very, very bad. But when it’s good? it’s sublime as Terrunyo, a winery under the Concha y Toro umbrella, has demonstrated on several occasions. The 2005 Carmenere is opaque purple in color with a kinky perfume of smoky oak, violets, spice box, blueberry preserves, and blackberry liqueur. This leads to a silky textured wine with remarkable richness, concentration, and depth. This opulent effort conceals enough structure to evolve for 3-5 years but can be enjoyed now as...

Carménère has made a miraculous comeback in the world of Chilean wine. It has taken years to sort out varieties in the vineyards in order to identify grapes and specific times to harvest. With more organization on the agricultural side, the market is seeing an explosion of quality like never before. Thanks to foreign investment, the Chilean wine trade has grown and developed tremendously in the last 10 years. We are now able to offer wines like Calina Carménère that offer awesome depth of flavor...

From our "La Finca" Estate in the Apalta Valley (Santa Cruz D.O., a sub-denomination of Colchagua Valley). Aurelio evaluated releasing a full Carmenère wine, as we have pure Carmenère vines, but after many combinations decided that this blend of 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Carmenère (specified as such in the main label) brought forward the best of both varieties. Aged in American oak and with only one soft filtering, it provides great value.

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Deep, dark purple color. Luscious fruit flavors. Rich with dark plum, black currant, and chocolate aromas. On the palate, there are notes of dark plums and spice, generously framed by toasty American oak with a soft and well-structured mouth filling texture. Perfect for tasty winter stews or grilled summer barbeques.

Details Deep crimson, with dark cherry aroma, red fruits and berry notes running to a smoky, spicy finish with notes of dark chocolate and tobacco. With medium body and moderate tannins, Carmenre drinks well young and improves with age. Drink with grilled beef, pizza, or dark chocolate. Sweetness: Dry | Body: Medium-Full | Oak Intensity: Heavy