C200-NB: The wines of Rhône, Argentina and Chile

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CELLAR OFFERING The wines of the Rhone, Argentina & Chile In 1973, Opimian’s inaugural offering featured three Spanish wines from Tarragona and five French wines from the Rhône and Languedoc. In honour of this our 200th cellar offering, we have selected a special commemorative cuvée from Crozes-Hermitage, linking us back to all those years ago. This wine has been specially crafted by Domaine du Murinais through Bernard Perrin who has designed a unique label bringing together the past and the present.

With our selection from the Old World we include the New World wines of Argentina and Chile. In 1973, who could have imagined that the world of wine would change so dramatically? Could anyone have envisioned that Argentina and Chile would grow to become quality wine producers challenging the superiority of some of the best wines in the world? Historically, Argentina was known as a large wine-producing nation, its focus in those days was on quantity not quality. It is only in the last five years that there has been an understanding of quality regions and quality wines.

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T In the 1970s and 1980s the Chilean wine industry appeared marked for destruction as vines were being uprooted. It would be in the early 1990s that it would begin its slow and steady recovery, focussing mainly in the productive Central Valley, and as the decade progressed, setting its sights on quality wines and the international market. Today there are evermore new, cooler coastal regions being discovered in side valleys and small-scale boutique wineries.

Cellar Offering 200 celebrates the diversity and quality wines with great history coming from the Rhône and those that are now emerging from Argentina and Chile as we look forward to a bright, vinous future which is sure to lead us to new discoveries!

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BERNARD PERRIN Viticulteur-Recoltant-Negociant The Rhône River has its beginnings in the Swiss Alps, flowing down through the Valais region and into France. Here it travels westwards until it reaches Lyon and takes a turn southwards, down and out into the Mediterranean Sea. On its banks are some of France’s most famous and prestigious appellations. The impact of the strong Mistral wind, the exposition of the banks of the river and the soils all contribute to producing a range of styles. Those of the northern Rhône are based virtually exclusively on Syrah with tight concentrated styles, through to Châteauneuf-du-Pape with its blend of thirteen permitted grape varieties and finally the southern region where the wines are based on the soft, high alcoholic Grenache and where the production is dominated by cooperatives.

We will take this journey in reverse, starting in the south and heading roughly northwards through small wine estates many of which have been in the family for generations. Bernard Perrin knows these wines and their winemakers intimately. Together Bernard, his wife Blandine and I, spent time at his Domaine de Milhomme tasting and sampling these wines with food to confirm the final selection.

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DOMAINE DU MURINAIS, CUVÉE 200ÈME, AOC CROZES-HERMITAGE, 2010 $26.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $160.00

Luc Tardy has produced this special cuvée to commemorate Opimian’s 200th Cellar Offering. The grapes were sourced from three specific plots within the Domaine du Murinais estate with vines aged between 18 and 30 years old. Each of the three vineyards has a different exposition bringing diverse characteristics to the final blend. When Luc took on the running of the estate from his parents in 1998, the grapes were being delivered to the local cooperative in Tain. Trained as an oenologist at Montpellier, he has since developed a strong reputation for making top quality Crozes-Hermitage. Who better then to produce this celebratory bottle?! The yields are kept low through pruning, shoot-thinning and severe sorting at picking. After cold-soaking for five to seven days, fermentation started by indigenous yeast followed by a long maceration of five weeks. The wine was subsequently matured, 30% in oak and the balance in tank creating a hugely concentrated wine with great balance, fine tannins and a long cherry and savoury olive finish. M6 D7

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The Grenache Rouge is the principal grape variety associated with the wines of the Rhône

Special commemorative wine from one of the top estates in Crozes-Hermitage Grape Variety

Syrah

Aroma

Ripe black fruits, white pepper, violets

Taste

Rich palate, black cherries, liquorice

Serve

18° C

Evolution

This weighty wine will develop more complex aromas in the next three to four years

Ideal with

Roast duck with wild mushroom sauce

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5947

DOMAINE LA ROCHE, AOC COSTIÈRES DE NÎMES, 2010 $14.00

12 BTLS/750 ML $168.00

The Costières de Nîmes appellation lies in the south, in Rhône Delta country and bordering on Provence, the Languedoc and the Camargue. Here the land is flat with sand and gravel soils and it is where the best wines offer good quality and value for money. Domaine la Roche, south of Nîmes, has been in the family for four generations, but actually dates back to the 13th century when it was established by Cistercian monks. Today, it is run by the Boyer sister and brother team Fanny, who makes the wines, and François who tends the vines. M7 D8

5948

DOMAINE DES ROMARINS, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE, 2009 $19.00

6 BTLS/750 ML $114.00

Domaine des Romarins consists of 15 hectares located in the far south of Southern Rhône, west of Avignon. Rich with Roman history, the Domaine is only 12 km from the UNESCO classified World Heritage Site the Pont du Gard, the 50km Roman aqueduct built in 40-60 BC. The soil contains the stereotypical “galets” deposited by the Rhône River over a clay base producing wines with weight and complexity. M7 D7

5949

DOMAINE DES ROMARINS, SIGNARGUES, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE VILLAGES, 2009 $21.50

6 BTLS/750 ML $129.00

Signargues is the most southern of the Côtes du Rhône Villages. The quality of the 2009 vintage allowed for the full ripeness of the Mourvèdre which was blended with Grenache and Syrah. The grapes were hand-picked and macerated for 25 days with the Syrah being aged in barrels for 15 months. The flavours of the warm summer and wild herbs express themselves in this wine combined with black cherries and lots of tannin. M6 D7

5950

CHÂTEAU DE MANISSY, AOC TAVEL, CUVÉE FRUITÉE, 2010 $23.00

Grape Variety

Syrah, Grenache

Aroma

Raspberries and cassis with a peppery note

Taste

Soft, simple, fruity

Serve

17° C

Evolution

Ready now, drink to 2013

Ideal with

Turkey escalope, pork, lamb brochettes

Medal winning Côtes du Rhône Grape Variety

Grenache, Syrah, Carignan

Aroma

Wild herbs of the “garrigues”, cherry

Taste

Liquorice, damson, chewy tannins

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Will develop over two to three years

Ideal with

Steaks, casseroles

Powerful wine from the South Grape Variety

Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre

Aroma

Herbal, thyme, ripe fruits

Taste

Black cherry, good concentration and tannic backbone

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It will age gracefully over five to six years

Ideal with

Wild boar stew, course country pâté and crusty French bread

Tavel - considered by some the best rosé in France

6 BTLS/750 ML $138.00

Tavel, lying to the west of the Rhône River, has a longestablished reputation for quality rosé wines. Château de Manissy, owned by the Pères Missionnaires de la SainteFamille, has been producing rosé wines since the start of the 20th century. It has 30ha of a single plot in Tavel with vines up to 85 years old on a sandy clay soil with typical “galets” (large pebbles). Winemaker Florian André insists on the grapes being hand-harvested early in the morning, while temperatures are low, in order to retain maximum fresh fruit flavours. The skins were left to macerate for 1224 hours to give the wine its delicate pink colour and red fruit aromas. [00] M8 D8

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A straightforward red

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Grape Variety

Grenache, Clairette, Cinsault, Bourboulenc, Picpoul, Carignan, Mourvèdre

Aroma

Lively red fruits

Taste

Persistent red fruit and mineral

Serve

8 - 10° C

Evolution

Ready to be enjoyed now

Ideal with

White meats, spicy cuisine

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The Vaute family from Domaine de la Pigeade

5951

CHÂTEAU DE MANISSY, AOC LIRAC, 2009 $22.33

6 BTLS/750 ML $134.00

Château de Manissy also has 3.5ha in Lirac on sandy soils over clay subsoil containing rolled pebbles. After the grapes were hand-picked, they underwent cold soak prior to fermentation at 24-28ºC with daily pump-overs. Post fermentation, Florian aged approximately 20% of the wine in new French oak barrels producing a wine with mellow spicy aromas and a soft palate. M6 D7

5952

DOMAINE DES CIGALONS, AOC CHÂTEAUNEUF-DUPAPE, 2009 $39.17

6 BTLS/750 ML $235.00

Châteauneuf-du-Pape is the southern Rhône’s most famous, iconic appellation known for the rounded, rolled “galets” that carpet the ground and its thirteen permitted grape varieties.

Domaine des Cigalons has been in the family for four generations. Situated on the right bank of the Rhône, Grenache, Cinsault, Mourvèdre and Syrah are planted on clay limestone soils with a high proportion of “galets” and are organically farmed. The grapes underwent traditional fermentation and produced a wine with intense coffee, spicy, smokey aromas, the typical softness of Châteauneuf on the palate, and a long, memorable finish. M6 D6

5953

Château de Montmirail, Gigondas – Vacqueyras AOC

DOMAINE DE LA PIGEADE, MUSCAT DE BEAUMES DE VENISE, VIN DOUX NATUREL, AOC BEAUMES DE VENISE, 2010 $31.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $190.00

Domaine de la Pigeade, established in the 1960s by Nicole and Claude Vaute, is now run by their son Thierry and his wife Marina. Previous to the installation of a winery in 1996 in the old 16th century building, the grapes were sent to the local cooperative. 42ha of vines are cultivated of which a large proportion are Muscat. The grapes were hand-picked and skin contact carried out before gentle pressing.

Fermentation at low temperatures was arrested through the addition of alcohol to produce a wine with fresh citrus flavours and balanced sweetness. [08] M9 D9

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A historic cellar Grape Variety

Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault

Aroma

Red berry fruits, mineral, light toastiness

Taste

Bitter chocolate, cherries

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Pleasant now, the flavour profile will evolve over three to four years

Ideal with

Cassoulet

With 13 permitted grape varieties, each winemaker can craft a unique wine Grape Variety

Grenache, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, Syrah

Aroma

Mellow red fruits, spices

Taste

Generous, mineral, great length

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Will develop more complexity and savoury aromas

Ideal with

Lamb, red meats, game

Delicate, sweet and alcoholic Grape Variety

Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains

Aroma

Soft rose petal, citronella, exotic fruits

Taste

Lychees, lemon

Serve

8 - 10° C

Evolution

Perfectly ready

Ideal with

Aperitif, Madeira cake, foie gras

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5954

DOMAINE LA FERME SAINT-MARTIN, AOC CÔTES DU VENTOUX, « LA GÉRINE », 2010 $22.50

6 BTLS/750 ML $135.00

Perched at 400M on the slopes of the Dentelles de Montmirail with panoramic views of the Mont Ventoux, the plateau of the Luberon and the Alpilles, the estate was established in 1955 by Aimé Jullien and is now managed by her son Guy. The cave is located on the site of a 12th century chapel with 35ha of land of which 20ha are under vines including 5ha of vineyards in the Côtes du Ventoux appellation. The two grape varieties are vinified separately with Carignan bunches left on stems undergoing semi-carbonic maceration and the Grenache de-stemmed. M7 D8

5955

DOMAINE LA FERME SAINT-MARTIN, AOC BEAUMES DE VENISE, « LES TERRES JAUNES », 2009 $25.00

CHÂTEAU DE MONTMIRAIL, LE GRAMINIER, AOC GIGONDAS, 2009 $32.00

DOMAINE BERTHET-RAYNE, CASTEL MIREIO, CAIRANNE, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE VILLAGES, 2010 $32.83

6 BTLS/750 ML $197.00

White Côtes du Rhône is not my favourite as I often find it disappointing, however there are always exceptions! Michel and André are the fourth generation to manage this Domaine of 25ha with vines up to 110 years old planted on clay limestone soils. In 2010, the white Cairanne benefitted from a cooler summer to produce a wine with exotic fruit, honey and good acidity. The grapes were picked in early September with a proportion being fermented in new oak barrels and the balance in tank. [00] M7 D7

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Grenache, Carignan

Aroma

Wild berries, herbs

Taste

Herbal, a return to the fruit on the finish

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It will be ready upon arrival, drink to 2013

Ideal with

Peppercorn steak

Fruit dominates Grape Variety

Grenache, Syrah

Aroma

Spicy, potpourri, liquorice

Taste

Damsons, incense, herbs, firm tannins

Serve

16° C

Evolution

Will continue to develop over the next two years

Ideal with

Gamey dishes, lightly spiced Indian foods

Made to satisfy the most discerning palate

6 BTLS/750 ML $192.00

Château de Montmirail in Vacqueyras has 45ha of vines, 20ha in Vacqueyras and 25ha in Gigondas. The estate, established at the start of the 20th century by Gabriel Archimbaud, was the first to bottle wines in the region.

Today, Philippe Bouteiller represents the fourth winemaking generation that is as passionate as ever to produce quality wines. The Le Graminier is produced from 35 year old vines that lie beneath the unusual and aptly named Dentelles de Montmirail on limestone clay soils facing south east. Here the Grenache produces elevated natural sugar levels resulting in wines with high alcohol, but which remain balanced. M6 D7

5957

Grape Variety

6 BTLS/750 ML $150.00

Four communes, Beaumes de Venise, Lafare, Suzette and La Roque Alric, were granted cru status in 2005 and allowed to append the name. The “Les Terres Jaunes” cuvée was produced from a blend of different parcels in Trias, on clay limestone terraced slopes at 250-500M, all farmed organically. The grapes were de-stemmed, fermented with indigenous yeast and macerated for nearly three weeks with minimal use of sulphur and no filtration.

M7 D7

5956

Elegant wild berries

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Grape Variety

Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre

Aroma

Spicy plums, meaty notes

Taste

Ripe rich fruits, cherries, chocolate

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It has good staying power, will continue to mature over five to eight years

Ideal with

Beef stroganoff, hard cheeses

Perfect harmony Grape Variety

Roussanne, Marsanne, Bourboulenc, Grenache Blanc, Clairette, Ugni Blanc

Aroma

Floral, acacia, brioche, light saffron

Taste

Honeyed notes, dried apricots, almonds

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Ready to enjoy, it will remain fresh up to four years

Ideal with

Sushi, grilled fish

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5958

DOMAINE BERTHET-RAYNE, CAIRANNE, VIEILLES VIGNES, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE VILLAGES, 2009 $22.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $136.00

The majority of the red vines on the estate are Grenache, giving this wine ample red raspberry and cherry fruit flavours, with fine, elegant tannins. “Lutte raisonnée” is practiced in the vineyards with no use of chemical fertilizers and weed removal carried out manually. After picking, the grapes were fermented on skins for an extended period of three to four weeks with daily punching down to gently extract colour and tannin. M6 D6

5959

DOMAINE DES CÔTEAUX DES TRAVERS RÉSERVE, RASTEAU, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE VILLAGES, 2009 $27.50

Luscious fruit Grape Variety

Grenache, Syrah

Aroma

Concentrated, chocolate, preserved raspberries and blackberries

Taste

Fine texture, raspberries, cassis, silky tannins

Serve

16° C

Evolution

Will develop complexity over five to six years

Ideal with

Rich stews

It truly deserves the Paris gold medal awarded in 2010

6 BTLS/750 ML $165.00

In the 18th century, Rasteau was one of the largest vineyards in the Rhône known for producing sweet, fortified wines. Domaine des Côteaux was developed by Robert Charavin’s father Elie post war, expanding particularly in 1976 when he started selling bottled wines. Today, Robert cultivates 10ha in Rasteau on soils rich in clay and a further 3ha in the Cairanne appellation. Grapes from 40 to 60 year old vines were hand-picked and fermented with extended time on the skins. With intense raspberry and cranberry aromas, this wine is elegant on the palate. M7 D7

Grape Variety

Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre

Aroma

Raspberries, cranberries, tobacco notes

Taste

Elegant red fruits, strawberry jam, bilberries, peppery notes

Serve

16 - 18° C

Evolution

It will develop more tertiary characteristics in three to four years

Ideal with

Hunters Pheasant cooked with shallots, tarragon and mushrooms Domaine du Val des Rois, Valréas

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Vincent Rochette is very pleased with the quality of the newly harvested Grenache Blanc

5960

VINCENT ROCHETTE SÉLECTION, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE, 2009 $17.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $106.00

For a “simple” AOC Côtes du Rhône and with yields as low as 25-30hl/ha, this wine has some serious power! The estate, situated in Buisson surrounded by oak trees, wild rosemary, thyme, broom and of course the garrigues, was originally purchased by Vincent’s grandfather 50 years ago.

In 1998, soon after Vincent took over, he decided to go his own way, leaving the cooperative to focus on the specific characteristics of his three different terroirs. All chemicals have been banned and since 2006 he has been employing biodynamic techniques. Vinification too is natural with no addition of yeast and very long maceration, up to two months. Thirty per cent of the wine was matured in oak with the balance in concrete tanks. M7 D7

5961

VINCENT ROCHETTE SÉLECTION, VISAN, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE VILLAGES, 2009 $18.67

Grape Variety

Grenache, Syrah

Aroma

Black olives, forest fruits

Taste

Ripe fruit, concentrated with depth of flavour and minerality

Serve

18° C

Evolution

This is a three to four year wine

Ideal with

Magret de canard

Vincent reserves the best cuvées for Opimian

6 BTLS/750 ML $112.00

Visan, about 25km north east of the city of Orange, is one of the 16 villages in the Côtes du Rhône Villages entitled to append its name in recognition of its quality potential. These vines, located to the west of the village of Visan at an altitude of 140M, formerly belonged to Vincent’s grandmother.

Here 7ha of 45 year old vines strive on arid land containing 60% pebbles in a sandy, clay limestone soil. M6 D6

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Amazingly concentrated Côtes du Rhône

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Grape Variety

Syrah, Grenache

Aroma

Forest fruits, savoury, black olive

Taste

Concentrated, huge structure with fine tannins and an extended finish

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It will live for five to eight years

Ideal with

Rabbit, goat’s milk cheeses

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5962

DOMAINE DU VAL DES ROIS, VALRÉAS, SIGNATURE, AOC CÔTES DU RHÔNE VILLAGES, 2009 $25.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $154.00

Valréas is the most northern of the southern Rhône appellations. Here the Mistral, the 300-400M altitude and the stony clay soils all have an influence on the maturity and flavours of the grapes. The Bouchard family has a winemaking history dating back to the 17th century in Burgundy. In 1965, it was Romain, the eighth generation, who decided to leave Burgundy and to plant vines and build a winery in this region. His son Emmanuel, a biologist by training, has managed the estate since 1997 using organic viticulture. The wine was fermented in concrete tanks with a relatively short six to eight day maceration period on the skins, resulting in a wine with pure, fresh cassis aromas following through on the palate. M7 D7

5963

DOMAINE GILLES FLACHER, AOC SAINT JOSEPH, 2009 $31.83

Grenache, Syrah

Aroma

Pure cassis, underbrush

Taste

Soft, mineral slate, fine-grained tannins, small black fruits

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It will reach maturity within three to four years

Ideal with

Minute steak

Low yields promise concentration Grape Variety

Syrah

Aroma

Raspberries, liquorice, flint

Taste

Ripe fruit, slate, silky tannic structure

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It needs two to three years to open up and will cellar for another five

Ideal with

Seasoned meats, game

DOMAINE VILLABEA, AOC CONDRIEU, 2009 $49.83

6 BTLS/750 ML $299.00

Condrieu is the home of Viognier and is where it first proved its potential to produce full, delicate, sophisticated wines. The vines are cultivated on south-facing, granite terraces. After gentle pressing, the juice was fermented and matured in old barrels for 10 months giving it its creamy texture. This wine is typical peach blossom and honey on the nose with floral flavours on the palate and a velvety, long finish. [00] M7 D8

5965

Grape Variety

6 BTLS/750 ML $191.00

An old Domaine that has passed from father to son since 1806, 7ha of Syrah vines are grown on granite slopes facing south east outside the village of Charnas in Saint Joseph where the appellation meets and starts to intermingle with that of the Condrieu. Like the man himself, the wines produced by Gilles are restrained. Work in the vineyard and in the winery is traditional. The yields are kept low and the hand-harvested grapes and skins are left to macerate in the fermented juice for over three weeks. 2009 was a great vintage for Syrah. M6 D6

5964

One of only 16 Côtes du Rhône Villages allowed to feature the village name on the label

DOMAINE VILLABEA, AOC CÔTE-RÔTIE, 2008 $51.83

6 BTLS/750 ML $311.00

From the most northern AOC in the Rhône Valley, this is where our journey ends. Produced in small quantities, the Domaine has less than 0.7ha of Syrah. Old vines cling to the steep granite terraces typical of Côte-Rôtie on the west side of the Rhône River. Domaine Villabea was established in 2006 as a partnership between Sylvie Villano and her employee Beatrice, hence the name. It is now Sylvie Villano’s daughter Christelle who makes the wines and a fine job she is doing too! As is the tradition in the region, a small portion of Viognier was co-fermented with Syrah to produce a softer, rounder middle palate. The wine was aged in old oak barrels for 18 months, producing a wine with impressive black pepper flavours and juicy acidity. M6 D6

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Peaches & Cream Grape Variety

Viognier

Aroma

White flowers, honey

Taste

Rich palate, hint of aniseed on the finish

Serve

8° C

Evolution

Will become more honeyed over two to three years

Ideal with

Foie gras, creamy cheeses

Christelle’s feminine touch adds a new dimension Grape Variety

Syrah, Viognier

Aroma

Blackberries, liquorice, incense

Taste

Morello cherries, spicy, balanced acidity

Serve

18° C

Evolution

A big wine that will harmonize over five years and can go on for up to ten or more

Ideal with

Truffles, braised wild boar

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Argentina

BODEGAS Y VIÑEDOS MAURICIO LORCA Valle de Uco, Mendoza

Mauricio Lorca is Argentinian through and through. Coming from the small town of Rivadavia, 60km east of Mendoza, he trained as a winemaker at Don Bosco, the oldest school in Argentina, and has a Masters in Viticulture from the National University of Cuyo in Mendoza. In 2003, after having identified the areas of greatest quality potential, he planted high density vineyards around Vista Flores in the Uco Valley and set up a winery 25km south of the city of Mendoza, in the traditional style of Mendocinean architecture. Here he makes a range of wines from both traditional and more recently imported varieties.

5966

LIRICO TORRONTÉS, VALLE DE FAMATINA, LA RIOJA, 2010 $16.33

6 BTLS/750 ML $98.00

The Torrontés variety, unique to Argentina, has delicate floral aromas reminiscent of Muscat. The grapes came from the Famatina Valley in the Province of La Rioja 650km north of Mendoza where Torrontés accounts for 40% of the vineyards cultivated in the area. Grown on traditional pergola-trained vines at 911M altitude, the harvest was hand-picked the third week of February. [01] M8 D9

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A white variety unique to Argentina Grape Variety

Torrontés

Aroma

Rose petal, Turkish delight, lemon sherbet

Taste

Lychees, long citrus flavours

Serve

8° C

Evolution

Delicious now

Ideal with

Thai cuisine, mild to medium strong cheeses

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5967

LIRICO MALBEC, VISTA FLORES, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2010 $16.50

6 BTLS/750 ML $99.00

Malbec is a variety known for its notorious susceptibility to “coulure” and subsequent low yields. The vineyards at Vista Flores, at 1050M above sea level, are ideal for Malbec allowing for the wines to reach a notable level of complexity and harmony. After hand-harvesting in March, the grapes were transported to the winery in Lujan de Cuyo 25km from Mendoza. With 30% of the wine being matured in oak, complex tobacco and smokey notes combine with good weight of fruit and a soft, light palate. M7 D8

5968

LIRICO CABERNET SAUVIGNON, VISTA FLORES, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2010 $16.50

6 BTLS/750 ML $99.00

The Uco Valley has a low average rainfall of 250mm, with regular snowfall in the winter helping to eliminate disease pressure and ensure healthy vines. The orientation of the rows and the large difference between day and night temperatures ensure optimum ripeness in the red grapes. 70% of this wine was fermented in concrete tanks retaining fruit characteristics and floral notes with 30% in oak contributing to the structure. M6 D7

5969

ÓPALO SAUVIGNON BLANC, VISTA FLORES, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2010 $23.33

ÓPALO SYRAH, VISTA FLORES, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2008 $26.00

Grape Variety

Malbec

Aroma

Tobacco, plums, smokey

Taste

Charming black fruit, easy, balanced acidity

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Vinified to be instantly approachable

Ideal with

Cornish game hen

Clear Andean melt water provides for the irrigation of the vines Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon

Aroma

Sweet bell pepper, fresh plums, tobacco

Taste

Fleshy red berry fruits, firm tannic structure

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Will open up over two years, cellar up to four years

Ideal with

Herbed grilled lamb, robust vegetarian dishes

True expression of the terroir

6 BTLS/750 ML $140.00

The Uco Valley represents the highest vineyards in Mendoza province and has been recognized as one of the best quality regions. In 2003, Mauricio Lorca planted vines in Vista Flores at high density of 6850 vines/hectare. With true varietal expression, the wine has lemongrass and pink grapefruit aromas, broad structure with floral flavours and a mineral finish. It would be interesting to compare this with the Finca Sophia produced by O. Fournier also from the Uco Valley. [00] M8 D8

5970

Youthful freshness and vitality

6 BTLS/750 ML $156.00

Mauricio’s favourite grape variety is the Syrah and he believes that his greatest challenge is to produce high quality wines without the use of oak; here he has succeeded. This wine is a true expression of the terroir and the grape variety. Intense plum purple in colour, the nose is cooked black fruits, mint with tarry aromas while the palate reveals concentration. Delicious! M6 D7

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Grape Variety

Sauvignon Blanc

Aroma

Lemongrass, pink grapefruit

Taste

Broad structure, mineral, citrus finish

Serve

8° C

Evolution

Will become rounder and fatter in style over two years

Ideal with

Pink grapefruit and cranberry salad

Unoaked elegance Grape Variety

Syrah

Aroma

Ripe berry fruit, mint

Taste

Blackcurrant crumble, good supporting tannins

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Maturity will bring black olive overtones, it will continue to develop over five to six years

Ideal with

Fillet steak in reduced wine sauce

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5971

TEMÁTICO RESERVA VIOGNIER, VISTA FLORES, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2010 $26.00

6 BTLS/750 ML $156.00

The high density plantings, oriented northwest-southeast ensure maximum exposure to the sun in the morning and protection from it in the afternoon. Yields are low giving one to two bottles per vine. The grapes were hand-harvested in early March and, after pressing, 40% of the juice was fermented in new French oak barrels, the balance in stainless steel tanks. This wine has typical aromas of peaches, blossoms, green apples and citrus with a full, rich palate. [00] M7 D7

5972

TEMÁTICO RESERVA MALBEC, VISTA FLORES, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2007 $29.50

6 BTLS/750 ML $177.00

A top quality Malbec! Deep violet-red in colour, after fermentation and the natural completion of malolactic fermentation, the wine was aged for 12 months in French oak barrels. This wine has developed an exceptional bouquet with cooked ginger, vanilla, dark chocolate, rose petals, crushed slate and earthy notes. Structured and concentrated, it has great balance and weight with delicious freshness on the finish. M6 D7

5973

TEMÁTICO RESERVA CABERNET SAUVIGNON, VISTA FLORES, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2008 $29.50

Grape Variety

Viognier

Aroma

White peaches, green apples, blossom

Taste

Rich mid-palate, extended vanilla finish

Serve

8° C

Evolution

More apricot aromas and a broader structure to come in three to four years

Ideal with

Mildly spicy Asian cuisine

If you only ever try one Malbec, then try this!

Grape Variety

Malbec

Aroma

Intricate, cooked ginger, vanilla, slate

Taste

Ripe core of concentrated fruit, robust tannins and depth

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It will show greater harmony and development over five to six years

Ideal with

Apricot-stuffed lamb

Only one bottle per plant is produced

6 BTLS/750 ML $177.00

In a year when most of Argentina suffered from less than ideal climate conditions, in the Valle de Uco a cold winter with abundant snowfalls, followed by a dry spring and summer with above average temperatures yielded fruit that produced greater than normal elegance. The ripe Cabernet Sauvignon grapes were picked under ideal conditions in April. After fermentation for eight days at 24ºC and the completion of natural malolactic fermentation, the wine was aged for 12 months in oak, 80% French and 20% American. With fig and cooked black cherry aromas on the nose, the palate is concentrated with balanced acidity. M6 D7 Surface irrigation is used in this Malbec vineyard

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Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon

Aroma

Ripe black cherries, figs, spicy

Taste

Mouth-filling complexity with balanced acidity

Serve

18° C

Evolution

On its way, it will continue to mellow and open up three to five years

Ideal with

Red wine braised duck The Ópalo range of wines is completely unoaked and represents the true expression of the grape varieties and the terroir

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BODEGAS Y VIÑEDOS O. FOURNIER Argentina & Chile

O. Fournier Argentina winery with the snow-capped Andes in the background.

The winery has been designed to work with gravity to minimize the use of pumps

Founded in 2000, José Manuel Ortega Gil-Fournier is the heart and soul behind O. Fournier. His passion is the drive for excellence combined with his dream to produce distinctive wines in the three countries in which O. Fournier is present. To attain this dream much time was spent seeking out the best wine regions and terroirs; the Uco Valley in Argentina, Maule and San Antonio in Chile and Ribera del Duero in Spain. José Manuel Ortega has reserved special selections for Opimian from each of the three countries. In this cellar offering we introduce those selected from Chile and include them alongside the already favourites from Argentina providing a variety of quality levels and a unique opportunity to compare the wines from two countries and to contrast the different varietals and regions crafted under the guidance of head winemaker José Spisso.

Mendoza, Argentina

5974

BLASÓN DE SAN CARLOS TORRONTÉS, VALLE DE CAFAYATE, SALTA, 2010 $12.67

12 BTLS/750 ML $152.00

The grapes for the Blasón de San Carlos Torrontés are sourced from the northern region of Cafayate in Salta, 100km north of the town of Mendoza and recognized as the place best suited to the Torrontés. This is one of Argentina’s oldest wine-producing areas with viticulture dating back to the time of the Spanish conquest. It is characterized by high altitude, 17,500M, and low rainfall of 200mm/year. Fermented in stainless steel, the wine delivers exactly what is indicated on the label; floral, rose petal, varietal flavours with a fresh, dry finish. [00] M9 D9

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Torrontés produces fresh, aromatic wines Grape Variety

Torrontés

Aroma

Acacia, rose petal, lemon

Taste

Light and fresh, green melons, lychee, long lemony finish

Serve

10° C

Evolution

At its best

Ideal with

Aperitif, sushi, light Asian dishes

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5975

BLASÓN DE SAN CARLOS MALBEC, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2010 $16.92

12 BTLS/750 ML $203.00

Low temperatures experienced in spring delayed bud break with late frost leading to uneven flowering. The presence of the hot, dry Zonda wind during flowering contributed to low production, particularly of Malbec, in 2010 and a later than normal harvest. Following fermentation in stainless steel tanks, this wine was aged for three months in oak barrels emerging full with plums, damsons, baked apple, cinnamon and clove flavours. M7 D8

5976

BLASÓN DE SAN CARLOS MALBEC TEMPRANILLO, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2010 $16.92

12 BTLS/750 ML $203.00

This is a 50/50 blend of Malbec and Tempranillo coming from El Cepillo and La Consulta in Mendoza province. O. Fournier works with selected growers to strict vineyard practices which include reducing fertilizers, lowering yields, green harvesting and hand-picking. The Malbec provides floral elements with the tannic backbone to support the Tempranillo which brings fruitiness and body to the blend.

M8 D9

5977

FINCA SOPHIA SAUVIGNON BLANC, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2010 $29.17

Excellent value for money Grape Variety

Malbec

Aroma

Damsons, spicy cloves, floral

Taste

Baked cinnamon apples, black cherries, anise

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Will continue to develop in bottle over the next three to four years

Ideal with

Gnocchi

Classic grape variety from Argentina meets classic grape variety from Spain Grape Variety

Malbec, Tempranillo

Aroma

Raspberries, hay, eucalyptus

Taste

Plums, medium-bodied, full-flavoured

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Very easy to enjoy now

Ideal with

Eggplant Rollatini

Blossom fruits

6 BTLS/750 ML $175.00

The grapes grow at 1,100M altitude at Vista Flores in the Uco Valley. After double-sorting at the winery and careful crushing, the skins were left to macerate for eight hours prior to pressing and followed by fermentation of the juice for 10 days in stainless steel tanks. This is a great expression of Sauvignon Blanc with ripe blossom fruits on the nose developing into more tropical mango, gooseberries and peaches on the palate. [00] M7 D7

Grape Variety

Sauvignon Blanc

Aroma

Tropical fruits, citrus, apples, floral notes

Taste

Broad structure, passion fruit, vivacious acidity

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Ready to enjoy now, it can be cellared up to four years

Ideal with

Grilled shrimp, cheese fondue

O. Fournier Argentina uses both French and American oak barrels.

The cross in the center represents the Southern Cross constellation

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José Manuel Ortega Gil-Fournier, Founder & President

5978

FINCA SOPHIA RED BLEND, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2007 $33.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $202.00

2007 weather conditions in Mendoza were considered unusual. The rain that fell in the later part of the summer could have caused damage to the fruit if it were not for the area’s natural ventilation which quickly dried the grape bunches. Low temperatures resulted in later than normal harvesting which for the wines meant elevated aromas and good structure. The grapes were hand-picked with a second selection carried out at the winery. After 28 days of maceration on the skins, the wine was aged for 12 months in 50% new oak barrels and 50% second use with 80% French oak and 20% American. M6 D7

5979

ALFA CRUX MALBEC, VALLE DE UCO, MENDOZA, 2007 $48.83

6 BTLS/750 ML $293.00

This top of the range wine is named after a star in the Southern Cross, the Alfa Crux, and was produced in a year with varying diurnal differences in temperature between day and night that led to remarkable colour and tannin development. Malbec from La Consulta at 1,100M altitude was hand-picked in April and carefully sorted at the winery.

Five days of cold maceration prior to fermentation was followed by a further 28 days on the skins. The wine was then aged for 18 months in new oak barrels and bottled unfiltered. M6 D7

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Argentina’s blends are considered the country’s best reds Grape Variety

Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Malbec

Aroma

Blackcurrants, cinnamon, vanilla, hint of tobacco

Taste

Concentrated body, generous gripping tannins, spicy oak

Serve

20° C

Evolution

Will continue to build richness over the next five years

Ideal with

Braised beef stew

World class Malbec Grape Variety

Malbec

Aroma

Pot pourri, crushed raspberries and blackberries, raisins

Taste

Powerful, dried fruits, juicy acidity, fine ripe tannins

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Nicely developed

Ideal with

Osso Buco

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Chile

BODEGAS Y VIÑEDOS O. FOURNIER Argentina & Chile

La Higuera del Maule vineyard

Talca, Chile

5980

BLASÓN DE SAN JAVIER RED BLEND, VALLE DEL MAULE, 2010 $16.75

12 BTLS/750 ML $201.00

Having settled on Leyda for its white wines, O. Fournier has identified Maule as its prime source of quality red grapes in Chile. The vines grow at 300M on alluvial, free-draining siltloam soils near the coastal mountain range. These vineyards were planted between 60 and120 years ago with such high density, unusual for the time, that all labour is manual with the use of horses as it is too narrow for tractors to pass. After fermentation in stainless steel tanks, the wine was aged for three months in French oak. M8 D8

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Approachable Maule fruit

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Grape Variety

Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignan, Merlot

Aroma

Plums, redcurrants, cherry menthol

Taste

Mellow with light to medium weight, soft, but grippy tannins, clean finish

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Attractive in its youth, drink over the next two years

Ideal with

Spiced chicken or pork, herbed vegetable dishes

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5981

FINCA LA HIGUERA SAUVIGNON BLANC, VALLE DE LEYDA, 2010 $28.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $172.00

In complete contrasting style to the Finca Sophia Sauvignon Blanc from Mendoza, it is no less typical of the grape variety, but simply a completely different expression. Pure, herbal, mineral and steely, it is powerful with cassis leaf aromas, nettle flavours and a beautifully balanced palate. The grapes are grown on the red clay loams of the Leyda Valley in a maritime climate which allows the grapes to ripen slowly while building on the aroma profile and retaining fresh acidity. Hand-harvested with a second bunch selection process at the winery, after fermentation an eight hour period of skin contact ensued with 25% of the juice being barrel fermented. [00] M7 D8

5982

FINCA LA HIGUERA RED BLEND, VALLE DEL MAULE, 2009 $33.83

ALFA CENTAURI, VALLE DEL MAULE, 2008 $46.67

Grape Variety

Sauvignon Blanc

Aroma

Freshly cut herbs, nettles, cassis leaf

Taste

Passion fruit, vegetal, mineral acidity, great length

Serve

10° C

Evolution

It will age gracefully over the next few years

Ideal with

Oysters, white fish

Each grape variety brings its best to the blend

6 BTLS/750 ML $203.00

In 2009, the Maule Valley experienced an easy growing season with warm weather and low rainfall. This resulted in an earlier harvest than usual with grapes picked in the perfect state of ripeness. The fruit used for this blend comes from very old vines; the Cabernet Franc was sourced from a 120 year old vineyard. The Cabernet Sauvignon is from dry-farmed bush vines which, due to water stress, are restrained, but produce concentrated yields. After fermentation in stainless steel tanks and 28 days of maceration on the skins, the wine was aged for 12 months in French oak barrels prior to bottling unfiltered. M6 D7

5983

Sancerre style Sauvignon from Chile

6 BTLS/750 ML $280.00

The grapes from a 120 year old plot of Cabernet Franc and dry-farmed bush vine Cabernet Sauvignon at 250300M altitude form the basis of this blend. Growing conditions in 2008 produced grapes with optimum maturity.

After fermentation and 15 days on the skins, the wine was matured for 18 months in French oak barrels and is now showing good structure development and a persistent palate. M7 D7

José Manuel stands in the La Higuera 100 year old Carignan vineyards with the Loncomilla River flowing in the background

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Grape Variety

Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignan

Aroma

Earthy spice, ripe black forest fruit

Taste

Concentrated with ripe tannins and supporting acidity

Serve

20° C

Evolution

It will cellar between five to seven years

Ideal with

Traditional plateada al horno or roast beef

The fruit is complemented perfectly by the oak Grape Variety

Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Aroma

Complex, ripe plums, cassis, vanilla, sandalwood

Taste

Suppleness from the Cabernet Franc, structure from the Cabernet Sauvignon and rich fruit from the Merlot

Serve

18° C

Evolution

A wine with backbone, it will hold for three to four years

Ideal with

Sirloin or rib roast

In Chile, O. Fournier principally uses French oak

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T. VILLARD FINE WINES LTDA Casablanca Valley In 1989, Thierry Villard was one of the first people to set up a familyowned boutique winery in Casablanca.

For many years, the Casablanca Valley had been considered too cool for viticulture. Located 75km west of Santiago and 35km from the Pacific Ocean with its cooling influence in the foothills of the coastal mountain range, it is now recognized as one of Chile’s premium viticulture regions, particularly for white wines. A number of wineries and many other estates are now either buying or growing fruit here. Over the last two decades, the Villard estate has been consistently recognized as one of the best producers in the region. It is now Thierry’s youngest son, Jean-Charles, who is putting all his passion and energy into producing outstanding quality wines.

Harvesting Syrah in the Casablanca Valley in May

5984

EXPRESIÓN RESERVE SAUVIGNON BLANC, CASABLANCA VALLEY, 2010 $18.25

12 BTLS/750 ML $219.00

The cool region of Casablanca, first planted in the 1980’s, is ideally suited to producing first class Sauvignon Blanc. This elegant wine, with gooseberries and nutmeg notes, is perfectly balanced. It is made from grapes hand-picked on March 15th which were then whole-bunch pressed and fermented at 13 to 16ºC. The wine aged on its fine lees for six months with regular stirring giving it a lovely, creamy texture and an attractive lemon and lime citrus finish. [00] M8 D8

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Truly fine Sauvignon

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Grape Variety

Sauvignon Blanc

Aroma

Gooseberries, passion fruit, citrus

Taste

Elegant tropical fruit, medium weight, refreshing acidity

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Delicious now, but it has the weight to last two to three years

Ideal with

Ceviche with lime juice and black pepper

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5985

EXPRESIÓN RESERVE CHARDONNAY, CASABLANCA VALLEY, 2008 $18.25

12 BTLS/750 ML $219.00

Produced from 100% Chardonnay, the wine’s complexity is derived from the varied vinification of the grapes. A portion of the hand-picked grapes were crushed, pressed and fermented in stainless steel at low temperatures. A small part of the wine kept in stainless steel (10%) underwent malolactic fermentation. The balance was whole-bunch pressed with fermentation initiated in stainless steel for 48 hours before the transfer to French oak hogsheads where fermentation lasted for 21 days followed by ageing in barrels for 11 months with regular “batonage”. The wines were assembled and stored in stainless steel until bottling. Jean-Charles’ skills as winemaker really show through in this wine. The result is truly magnificent. [00] M7 D7

5986

EXPRESIÓN RESERVE MERLOT, CASABLANCA VALLEY, 2008 $18.42

12 BTLS/750 ML $221.00

I am sure many Bordeaux producers would love to make Merlot that tastes like this! The crushed grapes were allowed six days of maceration at low temperature prior to fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks for seven days. After fermentation, 50% of the wine was aged in French oak barrels for 15 months. The result is ripe, defined fruit and savoury notes perfectly combining with cedary oak which provides elegance without dominating the fruit. Soft and restrained, this wine has the potential to age. M6 D7

5987

EXPRESIÓN RESERVE CABERNET SAUVIGNON, MAIPO VALLEY, 2008 $18.42

12 BTLS/750 ML $221.00

Cabernet Sauvignon grapes from the warmer Maipo Valley at the foot of the Andes Mountains were used to produce this vividly coloured, purple wine where black fruits combine with pepper typical of Maipo fruit and vanilla spices from the oak.

The grapes were hand-picked and left to cold soak for five days before alcoholic fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks for twenty days. 50% of the wine underwent malolactic fermentation in French oak barrels and was subsequently aged for 12 months emerging with notable structure and concentration. M6 D7

5988

LE CHARDONNAY GRAND VIN, CASABLANCA VALLEY, 2007 $27.83

6 BTLS/750 ML $167.00

This luscious, buttery wine was produced from fruit harvested in a particularly concentrated vintage. Fermentation was initiated in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks at 15º C. The juice was then transferred to French oak barrels where fermentation continued for 14 days. Malolactic fermentation was induced in 28% of the barrels. This was followed by 10 months maturation in barrels on lees with regular “batonage” to give the wine its rich, harmonious structure and great complexity. [00] M7 D7

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Complex Burgundian style Chardonnay Grape Variety

Chardonnay

Aroma

Tropical fruit, vanilla

Taste

Big, complex layers of flavours, green apples, vanilla, nutmeg, a long finish

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Will continue to develop and gain complexity with further bottle ageing, three to four years

Ideal with

Seared Tuna steak

Bordeaux watch out!

Grape Variety

Merlot

Aroma

Rich, ripe black fruits, distinctive cassis notes

Taste

Concentrated, ripe plums, red berries, complexity from ageing in French oak

Serve

18 - 20° C

Evolution

It will start drinking nicely within three years and with proper cellaring can potentially live up to eight

Ideal with

Prime rib of beef

Cabernet Sauvignon is the most widely planted variety in the Maipo Valley Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon

Aroma

Spicy pepper, typical varietal fruit, Maipo Valley terroir

Taste

Cooked fruits, vanilla, cinnamon, soft, but firm tannins

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Lots of life ahead of it, it is a five year wine

Ideal with

Venison

Unctuous & buttery Grape Variety

Chardonnay

Aroma

Ripe peaches, vanilla

Taste

Mouth-filling, tropical fruit, buttery vanilla

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Will develop more complexity over three to four years

Ideal with

Smoked or grilled salmon

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5989

L’ASSEMBLAGE GRAND VIN, MAIPO & CASABLANCA VALLEYS, 2007 $27.83

6 BTLS/750 ML $167.00

Again, from the exceptionally concentrated 2007 vintage, this wine is developing nicely. Each of the varieties was hand-harvested at optimum ripeness, starting with Casablanca Merlot on April 10th, Cabernet Sauvignon from Maipo on the 22nd, and lastly back to Casablanca for the Syrah in early May; each was vinified separately. The resulting wines were aged for 12 months in French oak hogsheads with only the best barrels selected for the final blend. M7 D7

5990

LE PINOT NOIR GRAND VIN, CASABLANCA VALLEY, 2009 $35.00

6 BTLS/750 ML $210.00

This Pinot Noir jumps at you right out of the glass with a medium-plum colour and wild strawberry aromas. On the palate it is medium in weight with a lovely layered texture and lots of fruit flavours. It is easy to drink, but in no way is it simple. The cool climate of the Casablanca Valley is perfectly suited for this variety. The grapes were macerated at cool temperatures for eight days prior to fermentation which lasted for eight days with regular “pigeage” or punching down of the cap. Ageing in French oak barrels for 11 months perfectly complements the fruit. M6 D6

5991

Truly a Grand Vin Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah

Aroma

Raisined fruits, leather, black pepper

Taste

Nice balance, structured, medium weight

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Although perfectly balanced, it will deliver more complexity over two to three years

Ideal with

Lamb stew, steak & kidney pudding

A thought-provoking wine Grape Variety

Pinot Noir

Aroma

Wild strawberries, chocolate, touch of French oak

Taste

Burgundian style, a mosaic of flavours, perfect union between fruit and oak

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Will build over three to five years

Ideal with

Duck, pheasant

TANAGRA SYRAH, MAIPO VALLEY, 2009 $55.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $334.00

Syrah grapes from the highest point of the Maipo Valley on the foothills of the Andes Mountains were used for this handcrafted wine; only 2820 bottles were produced. It was named after the daughter of Aeolus, king of the wind in ancient Greek mythology, in recognition of the importance of the cooling effects of the breezes blowing in from the Pacific and the production of high quality fruit. The grapes were picked, selected, crushed and introduced into barrels by hand. The entire vinification process from maceration to fermentation to malolactic and maturation for twelve months, all occurred within the same barrels. Despite this the oak is not dominant, but fully integrated with the plummy fruits. M5 D6

From the foothills of the Andes Mountains Grape Variety

Syrah

Aroma

Cooked black fruits, mocha

Taste

Chocolate, spices, vanilla, cassis

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Potential to age five to ten years

Ideal with

Slow-cooked lamb shank

Villard Syrah vineyards in the Casablanca Valley

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VIÑA LA ROSA Cornellana Estate, Cachapoal Valley, Rapel Viña La Rosa classes as one of Chile’s oldest wineries, established in 1824

by Francisco Ignacio Ossa y Mercado, a miner from the north of Chile. Don Francisco purchased the estate from the first president of Chile, Manuel Blanco Encalada after falling in love with the beautiful Cachapoal Valley. The property, 120km south of Santiago, consisted of the main house as well as vineyards, barrels and cellars. The estate continues to develop with the current sixth generation led by Ismael Ossa since 1987, supervising over 864ha of vineyards and with the skills and experience of winemaker José Ignacio Cancino overseeing the production of quality wines. They continue to produce a range of modern, fruit-focussed wines offering fantastic value.

Three estates make up the Viña La Rosa vineyards located in the Cachapoal Valley – Cornellana, La Rosa – Peumo and La Palmería de Cocalán

5995

CORNELLANA SPARKLING BRUT, CACHAPOAL VALLEY $20.67

6 BTLS/750 ML $124.00

The Charmat method, also referred to as the Italian method as it is often used in the production of Prosecco, is applied to produce this sparkling wine with doughy bread notes on the nose and delicate white peach and lemon blossom flavours on the palate. Produced from a blend of two of the traditional champagne varieties, after gentle pressing the base wine was slowly fermented at low temperatures. To create the sparkle, a second fermentation was carried out in tank through the addition of sugar and a special yeast culture. [02] M9 D9

5996

CORNELLANA SAUVIGNON BLANC, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $10.50

Refreshing fizz Grape Variety

Chardonnay, Pinot Noir

Aroma

Citrus, yeasty

Taste

White peaches, lemon blossom

Serve

6° C

Evolution

Fresh, lively, ready

Ideal with

Aperitif, pasta with creamy sauces, baked lemon tart

Soft, supple, herbal

12 BTLS/750 ML $126.00

To help preserve the fresh fruit flavours, the grapes were harvested in the early morning to benefit from cool temperatures. Skin contact was carried out for a period of 10 to 12 hours to improve the wine’s structure and aroma quality with the development of the typical varietal herbal Sauvignon nose. The grapes were then pressed and fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats, producing a soft, easy style with balanced acidity. [00] M8 D9

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Grape Variety

Sauvignon Blanc

Aroma

Fresh peas, flint, gooseberries

Taste

Easy, dry, tangy, green and yellow fruit

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Enjoy while fresh over the next two years

Ideal with

Grilled asparagus

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5997

CORNELLANA CHARDONNAY, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $10.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $126.00

The Cornellana vineyard, tucked away in a hidden valley, was purchased by the Ossa family in 1991. While it had great potential, sadly the vineyard had suffered from severe water shortage and needed to be entirely re-planted and irrigation installed. The terrain is rocky and ideally suited to Chardonnay which ripens two weeks earlier than in neighbouring areas. The grapes were hand-picked in the cool, early hours. After skin contact for a period of ten hours and pressing, fermentation was at low temperatures with ageing on lees for six months. [00] M8 D8

5998

CORNELLANA MERLOT CABERNET ROSÉ, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $10.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $126.00

The vibrant pink colour conjures up thoughts of red fruits through association and these are fully affirmed in the glass. Whiffs of ripe strawberries, raspberries, loganberries and red cherries give the wine tremendous appeal. The grapes were picked in early morning and vinified in a similar way to the white wines. The fruit is a bit more restrained on the palate coming through on the finish with balanced acidity. [00] M9 D9

5999

CORNELLANA CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERLOT, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $10.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $126.00

The Cornellana vineyard and its 135ha of planted vines are shielded from the cool humid winds blowing in off the Pacific by the coastal range of mountains. The cool 2010 season allowed for long, extended ripening of the grapes, ensuring full phenolic ripeness. Concentration due to the small size of the berries produced excellent acidity. After fermentation at 27ºC, the skins were pressed and the resulting wine kept separate from the free run, producing a soft, medium-bodied wine. M7 D8

6000

Grape Variety

Chardonnay

Aroma

Pears, melons

Taste

Fleshy white fruits, blossom, clean finish

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Drink over the next two years

Ideal with

Fruit based salads – mango, grapefruit

Pink fruits Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Aroma

Appetizing strawberries, red cherries, loganberries

Taste

Ripe strawberries, hints of red apple and pear, zippy acidity

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Ready now

Ideal with

Grilled vegetables

True varietal expression Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Aroma

Blackcurrant, blueberries, cherries, minty

Taste

Soft fruit, minty, easy cassis and blackberry flavours

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Drink over three years

Ideal with

Meaty casseroles

CORNELLANA MERLOT, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $10.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $126.00

The Cornellana terrain is rocky, with its lowest point at an altitude of 350M. The relatively cool season in 2010 resulted in rich, concentrated red wines, saturated in colour with soft, but firm tannins. The Merlot and Carmenère grapes were picked by machine, de-stemmed and crushed.

Fermentation was carried out using selected cultured yeast with the temperature allowed to increase to 27ºC to encourage the leaching of colour and tannins from the skins. French oak was used to add an extra touch of spice.

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Merlot, Carmenère

Aroma

Plums, cassis, black cherries

Taste

Soft, plump mid-palate, luscious fruit, herbs and cassis on the finish

Serve

16 - 18° C

Evolution

Will develop more complexity over three years

Ideal with

Grilled red meats, roast duck

CHILE VIÑA LA ROSA >>

Standing - Chairman & CEO Ismael Ossa Errázuriz and winemaker José Ignacio Cancino Sitting - Managing Director Cristóbal Ossa and winemaker Gonzalo Cárcamo

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CORNELLANA CARMENÈRE, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $10.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $126.00

This is another of the traditional Bordeaux varietals that has found its natural new home in South America. Its susceptibility to “coulure”, resulting in very low and irregular yields in its traditional home, led to its being abandoned despite the potential for high quality wines. Produced in a similar fashion to the Cornellana Malbec, it is an interesting comparison to make between two wines, to evaluate two varieties made using the same winemaking techniques. The Carmenère has floral characteristics with coffee and smokey notes and slightly bitter chocolate on the finish. M7 D8

6002

CORNELLANA MALBEC, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $10.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $126.00

Produced from 100% Malbec, this variety, originally from Bordeaux, is more generally associated with Argentina, although it is also widely planted in Chile. This is a great example. Intense and pure cassis aromas come from machine-harvested grapes fermented at 27ºC with regular pumping over and 25% of the wine with medium-toasted French oak. The palate is soft and juicy with firm tannins and fresh blackcurrant acidity. M7 D8

6003

CORNELLANA RESERVE CHARDONNAY, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2010 $15.42

12 BTLS/750 ML $185.00

The clever use of oak by José Ignacio has produced a wine with pronounced vanilla, toast and caramel combined with banana and pineapple aromas. The grapes were picked in the early hours and left to macerate on skins for six to seven hours prior to pressing. 60% of the wine was fermented at low temperature in stainless steel tanks and 40% in new French oak where it was matured on lees for nine months providing a long mineral and lemon citrus finish. [00] M6 D7

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Aerial view of the Viña La Rosa Winery

This traditional Bordeaux variety has found its home Grape Variety

Carmenère

Aroma

Blackcurrants, coffee, peppery spice

Taste

Floral notes, soft palate, bitter chocolate

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Will soften two to three years

Ideal with

Rack of lamb with rosemary and garlic

Chilean Malbec – different terroir, different climate, different wine Grape Variety

Malbec

Aroma

Blueberries, cassis, hay

Taste

Blackcurrants, medium length, silky tannins

Serve

18° C

Evolution

It will cellar up to three years

Ideal with

Roasted chicken, aged cheeses

Judicious use of oak Grape Variety

Chardonnay

Aroma

Pineapple, yellow plums, vanilla

Taste

Tropical fruits, mineral, lemon finish

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Will become richer in style over the next two years

Ideal with

Fish and seafood dishes

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6004

CORNELLANA RESERVE CABERNET SAUVIGNON, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2009 $15.58

12 BTLS/750 ML $187.00

The 2009 vintage has been characterized by mild conditions up until early March, followed by warm weather and no rainfall in the last two, all important months prior to picking. The grapes were machine-harvested and fermented in tank. The colour extraction, flavours and tannins were carefully monitored until the skins were separated and pressed.

Fifty per cent of the wine was matured in medium-toasted French oak barrels for nine months producing a restrained wine with good depth and spicy cassis flavours. M6 D7

6005

CORNELLANA BARREL RESERVE CARMENÈRE, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2009 $19.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $234.00

Produced from 100% Carmenère, this has multi-layered spicy notes combining cloves, cinnamon and coconut aromas from the oak with baked apple and blackberry fruits.

The wine was aged for 10 to 12 months in new French oak barrels producing a pure, concentrated palate with a long, cedary oak finish and potential to age. M6 D6

6006

CORNELLANA BARREL RESERVE CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERLOT, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2009 $19.50

12 BTLS/750 ML $234.00

In 2009, the Cachapoal Valley experienced one of the coldest, driest winters of the last 40 years, leading to late bud break and flowering. The summer was fair with the low water availability producing moderate vigour of the vines so that, despite the shorter growing season, the grapes ripened well with good acidity and silky tannins. Even though the wine was aged for 10 to 12 months in barrel, it remains young with notes of fresh coffee, rather than obvious oak, and nice depth on the palate. M6 D7

6007

CORNELLANA CUVÉE GRAN RESERVA, CACHAPOAL VALLEY, 2009 [WOODEN CASES] $37.33

6 BTLS/750 ML $224.00

This special cuvée is made in very limited quantities from a blend of four grape varieties, producing a wine of complexity with harmonious floral aromas, spices and rich, raisined fruits. The wine was matured in new French oak barrels for twelve months, giving it great depth with firm tannins and medium to long-term ageing potential. M6 D6

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Cabernet with potential Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Aroma

Blackcurrants, herbs, cedary oak

Taste

Juicy attack with good balance and depth, cassis, mint, oaky notes

Serve

16 - 18° C

Evolution

Will mellow over three to five years

Ideal with

Lamb chops

Concentrated and spicy Grape Variety

Carmenère

Aroma

Coconut, cloves, cinnamon, blackberries

Taste

Full-flavoured, concentrated black fruits, spices

Serve

16 - 18° C

Evolution

Merits maturing in bottle two to three years

Ideal with

Boeuf Bourguignon, Lamb Tagine

Well-integrated oak Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Aroma

Coffee, herbaceous, minty notes

Taste

Rich, juicy palate, fruit-packed, cassis, spices

Serve

16 - 18° C

Evolution

It will continue to develop two to three years

Ideal with

Roasted pheasant

Produced with meticulous commitment to obtain the finest quality Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Carmenère

Aroma

Floral, minty spice, red berries

Taste

Sweet plums, cassis, chocolate

Serve

16 - 18° C

Evolution

Will continue to mature in bottle for three to four years

Ideal with

Roasted meats with rich sauces

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The Echeverria family has a long Chilean viticultural history.

VIÑA ECHEVERRIA LTDA Originally from the Basque country in northern Spain, the family moved to Chile in 1740. In the early 1900s it Molina, Curicó Valley established vineyards and a winery on the outskirts of

President Roberto Echeverría with his son Technical Director Chief Winemaker Roberto Echeverría Jr

6009

CASA NUEVA SAUVIGNON BLANC, CURICÓ VALLEY, 2010 $14.92

12 BTLS/750 ML $179.00

Sauvignon grapes grown on ungrafted, pre-phylloxera rootstock were hand-picked into small boxes and transported directly to the winery. After pressing, the juice was left to settle at low temperature and following racking was fermented in stainless steel tanks at low temperature, producing a wine with herbal, leafy flavours and firm, crisp acidity.

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Molina, in the heart of the Curicó Valley and the traditional wine-growing regions of Chile, some 200km south of Santiago. The family remains actively involved in all aspects of the business, producing traditional wines from vineyards planted with pre-phylloxera vines with no rootstock. In the Curicó Valley the climate is temperate and wine-growing is the primary industry.

Crunchy green fruit Grape Variety

Sauvignon Blanc

Aroma

Gooseberry, lemon blossom, herbal notes

Taste

Green apples, firm natural acidity

Serve

10° C

Evolution

Optimum drinking while young, within two years

Ideal with

Tomato and herb salad

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6010

CASA NUEVA UNWOODED CHARDONNAY, CURICÓ VALLEY, 2010 $14.92

12 BTLS/750 ML $179.00

Produced from 100% Chardonnay grapes, the vinification process is very similar to that of the Sauvignon Blanc. After alcoholic fermentation the wine was allowed to go through partial malolactic fermentation and was kept on its lees for a period of six weeks in order to develop complex aromas and soften the naturally high acidity. [01] M8 D9

6011

CASA NUEVA CARMENÈRE, CURICÓ VALLEY, 2010 $15.08

12 BTLS/750 ML $181.00

Harvesting of the Carmenère took place a full two months after that of the Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay in order to achieve full flavour and phenolic ripeness. Picked in May, the grapes were sorted, crushed and fermented in stainless steel tanks. With lots of young, fresh, juicy fruit flavours, it is straightforward and easy. M7 D8

6012

CASA NUEVA CABERNET SAUVIGNON, CURICÓ VALLEY, 2010 $14.92

12 BTLS/750 ML $179.00

Fermented and aged with no use of oak, the typical varietal aromas of cassis, plums and coffee are the focus of this wine. The grapes were picked at the end of April, beginning of May with good maturity and balance of fruit and acidity.

A classic, rustic style of Cabernet, it has a fruity and persistent palate. M7 D8

6013

CASA NUEVA BARREL SELECTION CABERNET SAUVIGNON, MERLOT, CARMENÈRE, CURICÓ VALLEY, 2008 $15.58

12 BTLS/750 ML $187.00

This blend of varieties illustrates the sum of the parts producing something more complex than the individual elements. 2008 was a relatively cool year in Chile. Each grape variety was hand-picked at its optimum ripeness starting with the Carmenère in early April, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon and finishing with Merlot at the beginning of May. After fermentation, the wine was aged in American and French oak barrels for six months. M7 D7

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Nutty notes Grape Variety

Chardonnay

Aroma

Melon, green apples, quince

Taste

Tropical fruits, minerality

Serve

10 - 12° C

Evolution

No need to wait

Ideal with

Light chicken dishes

The most notable of Chilean red wines Grape Variety

Carmenère

Aroma

Blackcurrant fruit pastilles, red bell pepper

Taste

Raspberries, velvety

Serve

16° C

Evolution

It is delightful now, best within three years

Ideal with

Pastel de Choclo (corn and meat pie)

Classic varietal expression Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon

Aroma

Plums, cherries, hints of red pepper and spices

Taste

Soft and juicy fruits

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Enjoy to 2013

Ideal with

Tomato-based pasta dishes

Integrated finesse Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Carmenère

Aroma

Blackberries, hints of coffee and tobacco

Taste

Strawberries, cherries

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Drink over three to four years

Ideal with

Rib eye steak

CHILE VIÑA ECHEVERRIA LTDA >>

6014

CASA NUEVA CARMENÈRE RESERVA, CURICÓ VALLEY, 2009 $20.25

12 BTLS/750 ML $243.00

After hand-picking, the grapes were fermented in stainless steel with extended maceration of the skins. Once the malolactic fermentation was completed, the wine was aged in American and French oak barrels for 12 months. Garnet red with violet gleams, the wine has already developed meaty and tobacco notes. There is more to come. M6 D7

6015

CASA NUEVA LIMITED EDITION CABERNET SAUVIGNON, SYRAH, CARMENÈRE, CENTRAL VALLEY, 2007 $35.00

6 BTLS/750 ML $210.00

Produced in a dry year with low average temperatures and yields, the wines produced are greatly concentrated.

Designated Central Valley, grapes from the Maipo Valley further north on the outskirts of Santiago were blended with those from the Curicó Valley. After fermentation in stainless steel tanks with extended skin maceration, the wine was matured for 18 months in new French oak barrels. This wine is rich and structured, requiring further time in bottle to really open up and express its full potential. M6 D6

Traditional style Grape Variety

Carmenère

Aroma

Leather, dried fruits

Taste

Concentrated, grippy tannins

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Already showing development, this is a five year wine

Ideal with

Grilled tenderloin with Chilean cilantro sauce

Made from carefully selected grapes grown in the Curicó and Maipo Valleys Grape Variety

Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Carmenère

Aroma

Closed, plums, vanilla, dark chocolate

Taste

Early showing of cherries and spices, needs time to open

Serve

18° C

Evolution

Will mellow and become more expressive over the next five to six years

Ideal with

Filet Mignon The Echeverría vineyards are located outside Molina in the Curicó Valley, the heartland of Chile’s wine-growing region

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