Name: Neu
Direction
Variety: Cabernet
Sauvignon
Region: Mendoza
Country:
Argentina
Year: 2010
Price: $15
Shop/wine
critic/winery review: This Cabernet Sauvignon shows very good purity of
fruit and skillful winemaking. This wine is full of black-fruit aromas, depth
and style. The palate pushes ripe plum and berry fruit along with chocolate and
the finish is chewy and correct in terms of tannins and structure.
My review: The
smell is of slightly spoiled fruit that has been soaked in vinegar. The first
taste the moment it goes in your mouth is quite pleasant. It’s jammy, sweet,
and fruity, but then comes an absolutely horrible after taste that kills
anything your mouth could ever taste again. It’s terribly bitter and very dry.
It was sad and frankly shocking after the nice start.
CONCLUSION: Would
not drink again.
Not tasted with food
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