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June 27, 2007

Veramonte 2004 Primus

We keep trying to move away from South American wines, but they keep dragging us right back in. Our latest love is the Veramonte Primus from 2004, a very nice dry red - the earlier vintages were very highly rated and we think the '04 matches up well too.

Primus is a racy blend of Carmenere, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon made from the highest quality grapes at the Veramonte Estate. It showcases the rare Carmenere variety, a distinctive grape that has found its home in Chile.

Well structured with mature, ripe fruit that exhibits an evolved complexity with a seamless blending of the three varietals. Velvety, with a medium body and smooth, yet powerful tannins.

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Posted by Head Wino at June 27, 2007 8:22 AM
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