Category Archives: Argentina

Alamos Torrontes 2009

Posted on July 2, 2010 by Ray Johnson

Well-made Torrontes is a pleasure for the nose. Being a Europhile I’ve been late to appreciate the vibrancy of this grape’s scent. Now though, I can’t get enough of it and luckily many more are available in the US market. … Continue reading →

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Navarro Correas Cabernet 2007

Posted on July 1, 2010 by Ray Johnson

Navarro Correas, Mendoza, Coleccion Privada, Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 The nose combines Cassis and vanilla. These flavors repeat in the mouth on a light-bodied frame, soft and easy drinking, immediately accessible – no time in the cellar required. The grapes, 100% … Continue reading →

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Navarro Correas Malbec 2007

Posted on May 4, 2010 by Ray Johnson

Navarro Correas, Mendoza, Coleccion Privada, Malbec 2007 The fruit in the nose shows with the freshness of newly made wine, expressed as plums and blackberries. In the mouth there is a peppery spiciness and a velevty texture, light and ready … Continue reading →

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Navarro Correas Chardonnay 2008

Posted on April 4, 2010 by Ray Johnson

Navarro Correas, Mendoza, Coleccion Privada, Chardonnay 2008 The nose smells of pears and peaches, accented by oak. In the mouth it is light-bodied and oaky, with a silky texture and a little warmth. The grapes were sourced from the Tunyuan … Continue reading →

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