Quimera is, as always, a well structured, beautiful example of restraint in this Bordeaux styled blend of Malbec, Cab and Merlot. Deep currant fruit as well as some red fruit aromas lead to a tightly structured palate, that is primary as well as tense and framed by not only the youthful tannins, but good acidity as well. This is serious wine for the cellar - either decant for a few hours and enjoy with a steak, or check back in a few years.
Charles Harley
winemaster
Member Since April 2011
From United Kingdom
About
I am an avid wine drinker currently. I mainly enjoy a glass of wine with dinner and with friends, and I am always looking for new wine choices to pair up with my meals and share with others.
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04/21/2011 - 21:34
Deep ruby red colour. Great rounded flavour on the palate. The well defined tannins give power and complexity before giving way to a long finish.
04/21/2011 - 21:16
There's plenty of finesse in the smooth-textured non-vintage Veuve Clicquot Champagne, whose flavors evoke apricot, peach, vanilla pastry and mineral; racy, with snappy acidity.
