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 Kuyen
2007
New vintage!
This biodynamic masterpiece is made from a blend of 47% Syrah, 43%
Cabernet Sauvignon, and 10% Carmenere grapes from the Maipo Valley.
Kuyen’s grapes are organically grown, which acclaimed winemaker
Alvaro Espinoza believes gives his fruit a superior expression of
terroir. The Kuyen blend is aged in French oak barrels, then bottled
and aged an additional six months in the cellar prior to release.
Antiyal 2006
In
a recent International Wine Cellar, Stephen Tanzer awarded
the Antiyal 2006 a stellar 92 points. “Delicious,”
he says. “Lively, finely etched raspberry, red currant and
cherry flavors possess impressive depth.”
...more
about Antiyal and Kuyen
Global
Vineyard is a national wine importer with distribution in over forty
U.S. states whose mission is to import the very best wines from
lesser known wine growing regions, with a focus on emerging varietals
and small, family-owned properties from Chile and Argentina. There
is a world of exciting wine that extends far beyond mainstream varietals,
and Global Vineyard’s goal is to get Americans excited about
these up-and-coming wines. There is growing national demand for
wines like these, and Global Vineyard is uniquely positioned to
help introduce you to the wine stars of tomorrow.
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Several Global Vineyard wines recently received praise from
wine experts around the country:
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Winereviewonline.com wine critic Michael Franz names the 2006
Maquis Lien his “Wine of the Year” and
awards it 91 points, describing it as a “phenomenal
over-achiever showing the complexity, texture and overall
class of a much more expensive wine.”
* In its current issue, Wine Spectator awards the
2006 Domus Aurea Cabernet Sauvignon 92
points. Lilting, inviting aromas of mulled mint and warm
espresso lead the way for a rich but supple palette of warm
fig, currant preserve and bittersweet licorice. The long,
suave finish lets a loamy edge play out. Old-school and lovely.
* David Rosengarten praises the 2007 Apaltagua Envero
Carmenère in a Saveur magazine article
about Chile's distinctive Carmenère grape. This is
“one new-world red I truly love,” Rosengarten
proclaims. “There is nothing less than a revolution
taking place [in Chile] right now.”
....more wine reviews
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