2014 Viña Cono Sur Pinot Noir Ocio

Community Tasting Notes (15) Avg Score: 90.2 points

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  10/25/2023 - DanielOsman wrote: 89 Points

  Deep, dark, lush, full bodied, Moreno cherry, eucalyptus, mint, herbs. 14% quite punchy. Drunk over 2 nights. Held up under vacuvon but best on first night.

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  6/9/2023 - S_Kaaria Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Enjoyed after 1h of decanter. At first quite reductive. After air nice aromas of herbs, cherries and black berries. Complex and intriguing.

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  12/10/2021 - MSheridan Likes this wine: 91 Points

  outshone by a Kusuda 2013 partnered with it but nonetheless an enjoyable wine.
  deep and brooding with kirsh notes and a touch of smokiness.
  moderate acidity and tannin
  Drinks perfectly fine now but I will try not to revisit mine for another 5 years to mellow a little and develop some more tertiaries

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  4/10/2021 - vr.bart Likes this wine: 93 Points

  This has improved very well since about a year ago. Love the barnyard cherry 🐖🍒 smell on this😜. Palette is pure, medium bodied with mellow integrated tannins. Almost velvet. Also gained in complexity since last tasting. Really like this bottle. Definitly 93+.

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  3/15/2021 - bugles Likes this wine: 92 Points

  A completely different experience than previous bottles opened last year. PnP and the first few glasses i felt like i was drinking a cool vintage Cab Sauv from Napa. Wonderful inky and flinty palette with dark fruit. Then the last couple of glasses it totally flipped to a burgundian NSG style punchy fruit cored pinot and pungent earthiness. While at no time the wine could be characterised as complex, it was nonetheless a fun bottle to drink.

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