Ventisquero Grey Glacier Single Block Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 (mini review)

This was one of the best wines of the Chilean wine event in Toronto (IMHO) and was truly a stand out. And to top it off it is reasonably priced and there is some still in the LCBO. I have grabbed a few. Dark in color with a nice black berry nose. On the mid palate the wine impresses with some lovely, bold black cherries to match the nose. On the mid palate the wine displays some smooth velvety tannins, lovely dryness and complexity. The depth of this wine is shockingly good when one factors in the price. I would give this wine a 88-89. Yumm. Run out and grab some while you can … Why are you still here … GO!!!

From the LCBO web site:
Ventisquero Grey Glacier Single Block Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 — VINTAGES#: 485474
STYLE – Full-bodied & Smooth
A fresh and minerally style, with focused red plum and dried cherry flavors that offer crisp acidity. Notes of green herbs and Asian spice show on the tannic finish. Drink now through 2019. Score – 89. (Kim Marcus, winespectator.com, 2017) $19.95
PRODUCT DETAILS
Release Date:May 13, 2017
Alcohol/Vol 14.4% Made in: Maipo Valley, Chile By: Vina Ventisquero Ltd Sugar Content:2 g/L Sweetness Descriptor:XD – Extra Dry Style:Full-bodied & Smooth

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