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Tag Archives: Carménère
Koyle Gran Reserva, Alto Colchagua, Carménère , Chile, 2012, 14% abv, C$22
Carménère is originally from Bordeaux and Southwest France, but it was taken to the New World, specifically Chile, by French immigrants in the mid 1800s. It has proven to be far better suited to its new South American home because … Continue reading
Posted in Carmenere, Chile, RED
Tagged Alto Colchagua, Carménère, chile, Diploma, Koyle Gran Reserva, WSET Study, WSET unit 3
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LFE 900 Single Vineyard, Colchagua Valley, Chile, 2008, 14.5% abv.
A wine to love with steak! Yes! In honour of Andrew’s 15th birthday, out came this great red Chilean blend. From a single vineyard wine from Chile’s Colchagua Valley poised at 900m above sea level, this is a delicious wine. It … Continue reading
Posted in Cabernet Sauvignon / Blends, Carmenere, Chile, Malbec, Merlot, Petite Sirah, RED, Shiraz / Syrah
Tagged Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère, chile, Colchagua, LFE 900, malbec, Petit Syrah, red wine, syrah
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Carménère, Black Hills Estate Winery, Oliver, Okanagan Valley, BC, 2010, 12.5% abv.
Canada’s first Carménère wine comes from the Okanagan Valley’s Black Hills Estate Winery in Oliver, located just north of Osoyoos and south of the Naramata Bench. The vines were planted in 1999 and the wine produced there has acquired a bit … Continue reading
Posted in BC, Carmenere, RED
Tagged BC, Black Hills Estate Winery, Carménère, Okanagan Valley, Oliver, red wine
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