Wine Information - Luis Felipe Edwards Estate Carmenere Colour Red  Wine Style Really bold red  Average Rating Image Coming Soon Brand Luis Felipe Vintage 2003 Grape Carmenere  Country Chile  Region Other Chile  Price Band £5 to £7 Wine Type Still Available In 75cl  Cork/Screw Cap Cork  Organic No Available from Tesco  Your reviews You might also like... Love That Wine I really loved that wine. It's a good strong red, but it doesn't overpower your food. We had it for a BBQ. Definitely recommended. Read the entire review by Annabelle from Birmingham Chilean Carmenere with a bit of Cabernet The Carmenere is an ancient Bordeaux grape, once common there but abandoned because prone to disease in the damp climate. Carmenère was exported to Chile, where it was mis-identified as Merlot. Some Chilean Carmenère is still accidentally labelled as ‘Merlot’. Nowadays, however, Carmenère is more highly prized in Chile than Merlot, as more intensely flavoured, and smoother, with green peppery and chocolate flavours, more akin to a soft Cabernet. This wine also has ten per cent Cabernet Sauvignon. Read the entire review by Garry from Belfast Your reviews You might also like... Bellingham Pinotage 75cl Red wine Pinotage from South Africa click to read full wine information Campo Viejo Crianza Modern Rioja in an approachable style... click to read full wine information Wolf Blass Red label Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon The 2005 Wolf Blass Red Label Shiraz Cabernet has a youthful deep red colour wit... click to read full wine information Marques de Grinon Rioja 75cl Red wine Tempranillo Blend from Spain click to read full wine information Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz Cabernet Aromas of blackberry, dark cherry with red fruits and plums. Well balanced wi... click to read full wine information

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