Other
GSM+T
Chile
Fact sheet
- Type
- Other
- Grape
- Grenache · Syrah · Mourvèdre · Tempranillo
- Country
- Chile
- Appellation
- Marchigue
- Body
- full
- Acidity
- medium
- Tannin
- medium
- Sweetness
- dry
Food pairing
grilled meats · lamb · aged cheeses · stews · dishes with spices
Rated vintages
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201288 pts
Scratchy plum and cassis aromas are earthy and a touch baked. This is flush and grabby in feel, with ripe blackberry, sweet strawberry and stalky, herbal flavors. A mild finish with a jammy feel and red-berry flavors is solid and fair.
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201189 pts
GSM means Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre, while the T stands for Tempranillo. On the nose, it's spicy and a touch stalky and roasted. The mouthfeel is full and balanced, while flavors of baked plum cassis, cocoa and tea finish mellow, with mild tannins.