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  • 88% Cabernet Sauvignon
    12% (Cabernet Franc, Syrah, Petit Versot)
    from the old vineyards Puente Alto and Pirque Viejo at the foot of
    the Andes Mountains in the Maipo Valley at ~570 m with stony,
    gravelly alluvial soils and vines planted in 1987-2004.
    De-stemmed. Fermented in closed stainless steel tanks at 26°C-28°C.
    Spontaneous malolactic.
    Aged 18 months in French barrels and wooden vats (28% new, rest 2nd use).
    14.5% Abv.

    History: Concha y Toro’s founded in 1883 by Melchor Concha y Toro.
    Now the largest producer and exporter of wines from Latin America
    with more than 10,000 hectares of vineyards in Chile, Argentina and
    the United States producing 16+ brands in Chile alone.
    The Master Edition is made at the Puente Alto Cellar.
    Winemaker: Isabel Mitarakis.

    A(ccuray)=2: Med deep ruby. Juicy creamy varietal.
    B(alance)=2: Fresh fruit with adequate structure.
    C(omplexity)=2: Berries, bell pepper, vanilla, licorice.
    D(epth)=1: Lifted mouthfeel. Even palate and finish.

    Wine Tally Score [2,2,2,1]= 7/10

    Exemplary New World Cab.

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