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Terrunyo Carmenère

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Chile

Terrunyo Carmenère

Fact sheet

Type
Other
Grape
Carmenère
Country
Chile
Appellation
Peumo
Body
full
Acidity
medium
Tannin
medium
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

grilled red meats · roast lamb · stews · aged cheeses · grilled mushrooms · dark chocolate

Rated vintages

  • 200591 pts

    Some of the best-bred Carmenères in the world are grown in Peumo, and a star example is this saturated, minty wine with medium-weight tannins and a long finish. It's lush, powerful and along the way you taste pepper, chocolate, berries and sunshine.

  • 200091 pts

    Berry aromas are followed by a round, wholesomeness that can't be criticized. The palate is unlike many a Carmenère because it eschews the herbal, green element that's inherent to the grape, and instead offers plum, blackberry and all the richness one can conjure. A round, finis…