Marques de Casa Concha Carménère

Romazini: 5/5 Stars

Very concentrated, spicy dark fruit, ripe aromas. An outstanding value. The Carménère varietal is about to become the landmark of Chile.

The Winespectator: 88/100 Points

Vintage 2008: There's a lovely mouthfeel to the layers of coffee, red licorice, red plum and crushed black currant fruit, which all glide over the loamy finish. Very solid. 14,000 cases made.

Robert Parker: 91/100 Points

Vintage 2007: The Marques de Casa Concha series begins with the 2007 Carmenere which spent 16 months in French oak. Saturated purple in color, it offers up a splendid bouquet of toasty oak, tobacco, Asian spices, plum, and blueberry. Mouth-coating, layered, and bordering on opulent, there is plenty of ripe tannin lurking under the fruit, succulent flavors, and excellent balance. This awesome value will be at its best from 2012 to 2020.