SKO-toimisto
Tasted Wednesday, April 27, 2011 by NiklasW with 279 views
Antti brought the wines, I tasted double blind.
Two South American wines, one OK, the other just too much of one thing. Interestingly it was the more expensive wine that was the less complex.
2009 Kaiken Malbec 84 Points
Argentina, Mendoza
Decanted for an hour, tasted double blind. A rather dark purple red in the glass. The nose was very much cassis with a hint of orange peel, seemed much more elegant than the other wine we had. Faiirly sweet on the palate, somewhat simple and juice-like, very little tannins, lots of fruit. This was ok, a bit on the sweet side for me, especially when had with aged gouda. I was guessing South America for this.
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2008 Tabalí Reserva Especial Blend 81 Points
Chile, Limarí Valley
Decanted for an hour, tasted double blind. Ooo boy, if ever a wine was described as unidimensional, this is it. Jet black and cassis, cassis, cassis both on the nose and on the palate. We suspected that it was black currant juice with a shot of vodka. Strong, overpowering, and really, quite boring. Is this worth the 16€ it goes for in Alko? Not to me.
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