Pichihuedque is a little fuller-bodied and more tannic versus Portezuelo (and less so compared to Coronel del Maule or Carrizal), with dried-cranberry fruit character and a warm, sweet, baking-spice finish. There is a warm, dark, almost but not quite jammy, earthy vibe.
Louis-Antoine Luyt, El País de Quenehuao
$33.99
Vintage: 2019 Varietals: País Farming: Organic, Low added SO2 Dark cherry to match the intense black currant notes. Matched with fine tannins, this thing is like if Barolo had a love child with...