At the Hammock Wine and Cheese Shop in Palm Coast, FL, I also purchased the Crios de Susana Balbo Rose of Malbec (2007). The shop owner warned me that this is not your typical Rose but would be appreciated by an adventurous palate. Indeed, this is a rich, spicy Rose (for around $10) that I enjoyed immensely. I paired it with a curry dish and it complemented it quite well.
Showing posts with label Mendoza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mendoza. Show all posts
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Crios Rose
At the Hammock Wine and Cheese Shop in Palm Coast, FL, I also purchased the Crios de Susana Balbo Rose of Malbec (2007). The shop owner warned me that this is not your typical Rose but would be appreciated by an adventurous palate. Indeed, this is a rich, spicy Rose (for around $10) that I enjoyed immensely. I paired it with a curry dish and it complemented it quite well.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Nieto Senetiner
On the way back from an excursion to the St. Augustine, FL area, we stopped at a little wine and cheese shop that I'd been wanting to visit for awhile, the Hammock Wine and Cheese shop (the address is actually in Palm Coast). I was very impressed at the vast array of wine confined in such a small space but arranged in a way that was not crowded or overwhelming. After sampling some wine and a bit of cheese (the owner was very accommodating), I decided I was in a Chilean mood. I selected the Nieto Senetiner Reserva (2005) Cab/Shiraz blend from Mendoza. Blackberries, cocoa, and vanilla with a smokiness on the nose, delicious and worth well above its $10 price tag.
Labels:
Cabernet Sauvingon,
Chile,
Mendoza,
Nieto Senetiner,
Shiraz
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