Friday, October 22, 2010

Skin Blisters More Condition_symptoms

Agrestis 2007 vs Noir. End of the World Reserve Pinot Noir 2008 Malbec Roble 2010

Following parallel benchmarking Patagonian Pinot Noir, a group of 4 people tried to blind two wines made by the same winemaker and from different areas, one of General Roca - Black River and other St. Patrick's Chañar - Neuquén. Both wines are of a "confidential", with some oak aging and aging potential and are made by winemaker Marcelo Miranda, ex-Canale and currently vinified to Bodega del Fin del Mundo:
Agrestis Pinot Noir 2007:

Winery: Agrestis
Area: General Roca - Rio Black

Color: brick red clear, evolved with low brightness and low depth.
Aroma: slightly fruity, but it is spicy, with earth and wood evolved. Very low volume of aroma, flat.
Taste: solid, meaty and quite tannic, with no fresh attack with good acidity. Very good balance in the mouth with center full mouth. Its alcohol content is 14 ° and has high persistence.

Value: $ 60
Quality / Price: Regular


Doomsday RESERVE Pinot Noir 2008:

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Area: St. Patrick's Chañar - Neuquén

Color: ruby \u200b\u200bred with violet reflections, water, bright and shallow.
Aroma: good crop of red fruits, raspberry, light touch of wood smoke. Very good volume of aroma.
Taste: light, sharp and angular, sweet and acid attack too high. In the mouth becomes unbalanced forward and sideways, with a feeling of bitterness that bothers a little. Its alcohol content is 13 ° and have low persistence.

Value: $ 58
Quality / Price: Mala


Conclusion: bring me bad the Pinot Noir of the Bodega del Fin del Mundo, so far I have been disappointed, and I am surprised because the rest of their wines (especially the Malbec) have always played well in price / quality. The Agrestis has to rescue a very good balance in the mouth, good tannic and very persistent, deserves a try to see that a Pinot Noir wine can be a "persistent" and not "short" as are most wines made with this grape.

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Coffee Table Cubefield

Ventus

The truth is that Joseph of http://winemdq.blogspot.com/ hand I won with this comment, but could not pass up this very promising little wine for their excellent price / quality, only $ 23 !!!!.
Horacio I recommended him to Vinopolis, had hardly reached this new wine 2010 at the wine bar and except for a somewhat peculiar aroma that I found the first bottle I took, then behaved excellent nose and mouth . Also in two bottles and I took did not appear that "smell" that I found on the first bottle. And I have a box in storage, JE JE!
then transcribe the comments of Joseph

Location: San Patricio Chañar, Neuquen
Cork: Natural
Alcohol: 14.0% vol.
Prepared maceration for 20 days. 100% malolactic fermentation and aging in French and American oak, probably innerstave (oak staves in stainless tanks ... no barrels)

Tasting Notes:
View: deep plum red color with flashes of violet, stylish, clean and bright.
the 1st Nose Stay: appears soft notes of ripe plums.
the 2nd Nose Stirred: After a while, there are notes of strawberry, chocolate and vanilla.
Mouth: sweet attack very fruity in the mouth, somewhat astringent product of youth and lack of bottle, but very drinkable. This wine will accompany a family party in a few months.

A wine to drink a few bottles and save others for the next year or 2 years, where round its rough finish.

Note: Wine thanks for lending me your comments.

Monday, October 4, 2010

Valium More Drug_uses

Universo Austral x 2


Universo Austral winery owns vineyards in Rio Negro and San Patricio del Chañar and Añelo of Neuquen and Chile are a group that also has wineries and vineyards in Chile. Red House habitually consumed Patagonian Court that seemed original, but always too sweet desmerecía attack. There read http://vinosenbuenosaires.blogspot.com/ and http://mrwines.blogspot.com/ the 2008 was very good wine so, roasted through, we tested blindly and in parallel the following two wines from the cellar:
FINCA ROJA Malbec 2009:

Winery: Universo Austral
Area: Añelo - Neuquén

Color: ruby \u200b\u200bred clear, bright and average depth.
Aroma: fruity with some raspberry / cherry, smoky, slightly alcoholic. Average volume / low aroma.
Taste: fresh, soft and delicate, attack something sweet and good acidity. Unbalanced center-forward in the mouth and warms too much, but has correct acidity. It is very much alive. Its alcohol content is 14 ° and have low persistence.

Value: $ 23
Quality / Price: Fair to Good



VILLA RED Patagonian Court 2008:

Winery: Universo Austral
Area: Añelo - Neuquén

Color: garnet red evolution towards brick slightly dull and shallow.
Aroma: good fruit, with plum and some smoke / grass (herbal?) Is something alcoholic aroma with good volume.
Taste: Round , penetrating fluid, the attack is not sweet as 2007 and has an acidity Quite right. In the mouth it behaves in the center and sides of its acidity. Its alcohol content is 14 ° and has medium persistence.

Value: $ 23
Quality / Price: Good to Very Good


Conclusion: correct two wines for $ 23, we are left with the Patagonian Court 2008, which is very original, a "claret" made with Pinot Noir and Merlot from terroirs where these varieties are best. As Mr. Wine noticed a touch grassy, \u200b\u200bRed House Court Patagonia, but I've noticed this in several Merlot in the area of \u200b\u200bBlack River and Neuquén, understand that there is a defect in production or lack of ripeness, but seems more a feature of criminality of Merlot in the area. The truth is that I ignore this issue but also touches appear in crops Sauvignon Blanc in the region.

Fabian Mitidieri