Concha Y Toro Chardonnay Casillero

Rating: 5

Comments: Really nice, light, creamy wine. Would go great with a roast pork and apricot dish.

Reviewer: creativerms3

Rating: 3

Reviewer: Gary's Wine and Marketplace

Rating: 4

Comments: WA 91 WS 91 - Jay Miller Wine Advocate 91 Points The 2007 Chardonnay Marques de Casa Concha offers up toasty oak, butterscotch, pear, and tropical fruit notes. Creamy-textured, round, and full-flavored, all of its components are well-integrated in this serious, flavorful effort meant for drinking over the next 2-3 years. Wine Spectator 91 Points Very ripe, but with great, underlying juiciness to the quince, Jonagold apple and pear flavors. The long, pure finish keeps you coming back for more. Drink now through 2010. 20,000 cases made.-JM

Reviewer: Gregory Dal Piaz

Rating: 2.5

Comments: This is full of tropical fruit on the nose with smoky, toasty, spicy woody notes and a touch of sweaty over-ripeness to the fruit. In the mouth this is rich and fairly fat with a soft feel. The mid-palate is fairly sweet with notes or caramel popcorn over the tropical fruits. The woodiness on the finish comes off as a bit bitter after the sweetness of the mid-palate. 84pts

Reviewer: jimdbad

Rating: 1

Reviewer: noblige

Rating: 3

Reviewer: tabednar

Rating: 2

Comments: **This was suppose to be posted under the 2007 Concha Y Toro Shiraz Frontera ** http://www.snooth.com/wine/concha-y-toro-syrah-frontera-2007/ Another mass produced wine from Concha y Toro. Runs about $8-$9 for a magnum. Medium bodied with a meaty mouth feel. Hints of black pepper and other spices with a burnt or roasted background taste. Subtle but sweet tannins. Finish is muted and leaves rather quickly. Not a bad wine to drink if you want to drink a lot of wine and don't have much money. If your looking to get the real "Shiraz experience", I would look elsewhere (probably Australia or better yet, Northern Rhone if you got some cash to spare)

Reviewer: VegasOenophile

Rating: 4

Comments: Tasted at UNLVino 4/10/10

Reviewer: Wine & Spirits Magazine

Comments: Rating: Good Value - As reviewed by Wine & Spirits Magazine on 02/08

Reviewer: Wine.com

Comments: Light, golden yellow. White peach, papaya, mango and hazelnut, with surprising elegance on the nose. Medium, full-bodied. Creamy on the palate.A core of peach-papaya accented flavorssupported by refined oak. A long finish. A perfect accompaniment to white meat, shellfish,and fresh cheeses.

Rating: 5

Comments: Really nice, light, creamy wine. Would go great with a roast pork and apricot dish.

Reviewer: creativerms3

Rating: 3

Reviewer: Gary's Wine and Marketplace

Rating: 4

Comments: WA 91 WS 91 - Jay Miller Wine Advocate 91 Points The 2007 Chardonnay Marques de Casa Concha offers up toasty oak, butterscotch, pear, and tropical fruit notes. Creamy-textured, round, and full-flavored, all of its components are well-integrated in this serious, flavorful effort meant for drinking over the next 2-3 years. Wine Spectator 91 Points Very ripe, but with great, underlying juiciness to the quince, Jonagold apple and pear flavors. The long, pure finish keeps you coming back for more. Drink now through 2010. 20,000 cases made.-JM

Reviewer: Gregory Dal Piaz

Rating: 2.5

Comments: This is full of tropical fruit on the nose with smoky, toasty, spicy woody notes and a touch of sweaty over-ripeness to the fruit. In the mouth this is rich and fairly fat with a soft feel. The mid-palate is fairly sweet with notes or caramel popcorn over the tropical fruits. The woodiness on the finish comes off as a bit bitter after the sweetness of the mid-palate. 84pts

Reviewer: jimdbad

Rating: 1

Reviewer: noblige

Rating: 3

Reviewer: tabednar

Rating: 2

Comments: **This was suppose to be posted under the 2007 Concha Y Toro Shiraz Frontera ** http://www.snooth.com/wine/concha-y-toro-syrah-frontera-2007/ Another mass produced wine from Concha y Toro. Runs about $8-$9 for a magnum. Medium bodied with a meaty mouth feel. Hints of black pepper and other spices with a burnt or roasted background taste. Subtle but sweet tannins. Finish is muted and leaves rather quickly. Not a bad wine to drink if you want to drink a lot of wine and don't have much money. If your looking to get the real "Shiraz experience", I would look elsewhere (probably Australia or better yet, Northern Rhone if you got some cash to spare)

Reviewer: VegasOenophile

Rating: 4

Comments: Tasted at UNLVino 4/10/10

Reviewer: Wine & Spirits Magazine

Comments: Rating: Good Value - As reviewed by Wine & Spirits Magazine on 02/08

Reviewer: Wine.com

Comments: Light, golden yellow. White peach, papaya, mango and hazelnut, with surprising elegance on the nose. Medium, full-bodied. Creamy on the palate.A core of peach-papaya accented flavorssupported by refined oak. A long finish. A perfect accompaniment to white meat, shellfish,and fresh cheeses.