8/19/15, 2:23 PM - I purchased it in Turkey in early 2012 for what was (then) the equivalent of $21. Probably that was a discounted price. More recent vintages of the same wine are selling for about $22-26 in Turkey today.
2/10/14, 9:25 AM - Hi Eric. Nice to read your note on this wine. I'm just wondering how you found this wine for $4? That sounds very low. I bought a bottle in Turkey for about $22 back in early 2011, and that was with a 25% discount (normal price was around $30). Turkish taxes are high and explain the high wine prices in Turkey, still the price would probably be the same (if not higher) if this bottle was exported. So I'm just wondering where and how you could get hold of this for just $4?...
11/29/12, 9:56 AM - Thanks for the comment. Yes indeed there are qualities in this wine. It is a good wine, otherwise I would not rate it 86 points. That doesn't mean that I can't have a critical eye as well. In this case, my criticism relates to the fact that all these wines taste almost the same. They are very fruity and heavily oaked and there is nothing profound about them.
11/30/12, 6:27 AM - Of course this note reflects my own taste. Generally speaking I am more into OW than NW. I am just trying to be fair in my notes, recognizing qualities even in wines that are not my favourites. About this Marques de Casa Concha Merlot 2009, it's the kind of wine I'd drink without having to focus too much on it, it drinks easily, it is already mellow, already expressive, and has nothing intriguing or extremely special about it. I don't think it will improve with cellaring, maybe open up a little, but not actually improve. For the price (15€), I think I'd rather go for a St Emilion.
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