Concha y Toro Reserva Casillero del Diablo Carménère

Meredith Gould

Spice and sweet. Preeettty great. It's smooth too.

Jill Schoff

So good. Amazing blend of flavors. This is the first Carmenere we've tried and it will not be our last!

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

Black cherry, raspberry, bell pepper, coffee bean. Surprisingly good.

Shantel Ramlo

Excellent. Strong raspberry, background blackberries, tobacco, chocolate.

Ilaria Ropolo

Carmenere grapes from Chile, 2011. Bottle tasted in July 2014. First I must admit that I'm not familiar with wines from Chile, I found this to be more of a winter wine, pleasant and rather well made. Not easy to pair with summer food.

MaJ CappS

Cacao covered cherries.. Green pepper, garden green stalk, medium bodied and dusty little chocolate powder tannins. A classical good wine for everyday, or another one in Quarantine.. Stay Healthy!

Patrick Piper

Loved this 2009! Been sitting in the chiller for a couple of years. Complex and great with My Anne's cupcakes!

Andrew Holod

National Sales Grapes of Spain

Simple. Quaffable. Missing a bit of tannic structure, so it feels a little confected. Day two brings more of the bell peppery spice I was hoping for.

Kris Luebbert

Love this one! Hopefully I can find it again closer to home!

Amy Simone

Juicy start, dry, light bodied