Chile Wines

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Behold the interesting bottle with a great red inside (8)
Root 1 Wine - Root: 1 : Original Ungrafted

Long live the Carmenere (9)
2007 Montgras - Carmenere Reserva : Reserve

Strawberry infused champagne! This one is a nice ladykiller (10)
Vina Casal de Gorchs S.A. - Fresita

A party filler and competent Chardonnay at $5 a bottle (8)
2008 Atrica - Cuyo Chardonnay

Good with four grapes, but they did better with two (8)
2006 Montgras - Quatro

The lesser known Cab meets the oft mistaken Merlot (9)
2008 Oveja Negra - Cabernet Franc/Carmenere Reserva : Reserve

A wonderful blend of Cab and Syrah (Shiraz to some of you) (10)
2008 Oveja Negra - Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah : Reserve

The most wonderful combo of honeydew, cantaloupe [and papaya], and reminds me of a cupcake (9)
2009 Oveja Negra - Sauvignon Blanc/Carmenere Reserva : Reserve

An interesting melange bringing out a pineapple with sizzle (8)
2008 Oveja Negra - Chardonnay/Viognier Reserva : Reserve

Great smoky Merlot in the morning (8)
2008 Chilensis - Merlot Reserva : Reserve

The second best-est Viognier that I have ever had (9)
2006 Cono Sur - Vision Viognier

Wrong bottle choice, but a good wine nonetheless (9)
2008 Asunto - Shiraz-Carmenere

I almost drank a whole bottle in writing this review (8)
2008 Asunto - Sauvignon Blanc

Definitely a winning hand (10)
2008 The Deck - Full House Chardonnay

A totally boss Carmenere (10)
2008 The Deck - Big Blind Carmenere

Chilean Pinot Noir French style (8)
2008 The Deck - Royal Flush Pinot Noir

Here's to limes (9)
2011 Porta - Sauvignon Blanc : Reserve

Out of the rubble (8)
2009 Cuvee Del Maule - Earthquake Blend

Bordeaux by way of Chile (10)
2009 Bodega Benegas - Don Tiburcio

Very berry with a leather backbone (10)
2011 Vina El Principal - Calicanto

Bordeaux style minus one (10)
2009 Estampa - Gold

Our Mission: The Black Winer strives to expose African Americans [and others] to wines, without the flair, stuffiness, and airs of elitism and snobbery that you get from sommeliers and high level wine enthusiasts. We believe in finding something that you like the taste of, outside of the basic brands that you have been force-fed over the years through a combination of ethnically targeted advertising, and what people in your family have historically been drinking.

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