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Chile | DOMUS AUREA

Red Hot Chile

by Anthony Dias Blue
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The 30,000-case gravity-flow facility draws on grapes from Concha y Toro’s 100-acre Puente Alto vineyards, which are considered some of the best in Chile. The encépagement is 75 percent Cabernet Sauvignon, 19 percent Merlot, and 6 percent Cabernet Franc.

The 1998 Almaviva has concentrated fruit and a classic Bordeaux structure. The wine is lovely now and will be even better after a couple of years in the cellar.

SHOPPING LIST


DOMUS AUREA 1996
CABERNET SAUVIGNON, $40 - Lively with hints of mints and spice. an excellent choice with steak.

SEÑA 1997
RED TABLE WINE, $70 - Lovely and balanced. Stands up to venison or game.

ALMAVIVA 1998 VINTAGE RED WINE, $87 - Smooth and luscious. A perfect match with rack of spring lamb.




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