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Marangi Negroamaro 2009
Duemilanove Salento IGT
Made by Tenute Mater Domni 2009 13%
LCBO GrapebrandsA jewel from a surprising region. Negroamaro comes in all shapes and sizes, Ive reviewed the cheapest on the LCBO, here is a treat from Grapebrands.
Nose: Very interesting licorice, salt, smoke, black tea. Back fruits lurk in the background. There is some sulfur but after that blows off the intrigue remains. Lots of Character.
Palate: low tannins, mid acid, juicy, full bodied. Dirt, stewed red fruit and a sapid note that one finds in Pinot Noir.
Finish: fairly short but Juicy red fruit, earthy. Lovely. Replays of licorice.Would drink again. Hold no more than 5 years. Very food friendly.
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Trivento Malbec 2010 (Fair Trade)
Trivento Malbec 2010
LCBO 160994
Price: $ 10.95Made in: Region Not Specified, Argentina
By: Trivento Bodegas Y Vinedos
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Made in: Argentina
By: Trivento Bodegas Y Vinedos
Fair Trade. 13% alc
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Barbera ‘BBQ’ Piedmont, Italy 2009
LCBO 234864
Grape: 100% Barbera
Piedmonte, 2009. Italy.
Price: $ 9.95 13.0% Alcohol/Vol.
By: Etablissements Paul BoutinotPiedmonte is home to some of Italy’s most expensive and long lived wines. However, there are classy cheap wines to be had, like this one.
‘Light and juicy indeed’, as promised by the label. Dark berries, and a touch of smoke and pepper on the nose. Same for the palate. Nice, juicy, uncomplicated.
Design snobs will appreciate the sharp label, rather easy on the eyes and just enough nostalgia to make it work.
Definitely a wine for BBQ’s: very decent for the price, easy to drink, interesting enough, and everyone will like it. -
Era Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Biologica Organic
Organic LCBO 255844
Price: $ 9.95
Wine, Red Wine
13.5% Alcohol/Vol.Sugar Content : 1
Made in: Marche, Italy
By: Casa Vinicola BotterSo you think organic wines are too rich for your blood? Not anymore! Delight yourself with this Italian libation. Though I am not a doctor, guaranteed less hangovers and headaches.
Plus its the right thing to do for the planet. No need to give up small pleasures.
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L.A. Cetto Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Mexico, Baja Peninsula
$ 11.95 (114066)
A curiosity that delivers surprising decent quality.Nose: Dusty, cassis and surprising fancy violet notes.
Palate: follows the dusty theme ( this grows in a desert, after all), some dark berries, a little lean, mid acid, mid tannins (so a decanting doesnt hurt).
Finish: meh, a little dusty, earthy.Decent quality for the price.
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Mezzomondo Negroamaro Salento IGT
Italy, Puglia
$16.95 (588962)From the south of Italy, a nice cheap treat. Pizza and BBQ kinda wine. One of the cheapest bottles in the LCBO. Yet it will surprise you.
Nose: Herbaceous, some black fruit. Nothing too special, but its decent
Palate: follows nose. A bit hollow (meaning needs more juice), but well made enough, medium tannins, not too ripe.
Finish: Short, a touch herbs.Overall, decent for what you pay. Available everywhere, part of LCBO’s general list.
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Farnese Montepulciano d’Abruzzo
Italy, Abruzzo
by Farnese Vini Srl
$7.95 (621912)Another cheap and cheerful offer from Italy. Wont make you any friends, but wont make people wanna shank you. Maybe the morning after, but you should be long gone by then.
Nose: Green, medicinal, a little red fruits (red plum, rasp).
Palate: High acid, mid tannins, some red fruit (plum). Decent body. Winey in a not that great way, but grows into you.
Finish: meh, not all that great.Overall? decent for the price, but dont bring to someones home as a gift. Spend a little more and pick something else.
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Celler De Capcanes Costers Del Gravet 2006
VINTAGES 707059 | 750 mL bottle
Price: $ 16.95 (note: discounted at the store)
Red Wine 13.5% Alcohol/Vol.Sugar Content : D
Made in: Tarragona, Spain
By: Co.Agricola Y C.A.De Capcanes SccrlRelease Date: Jun 26, 2010
Interesting little treat from an unusual region of Spain. LCBO discounted this gem heavily, I think I paid $10 for this bottling.
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Beso de Vino Seleccion (Grandes Vinos y Vinedos)
Beso de Vino Seleccion
LCBO 231787
Price: $ 9.85
13.5% Alcohol/Vol.
Made in: Cariñena, Spain
By: Grandes Vinos Y VinedosVine Age: 15 years old Syrah – 40 years old Garnacha.
3 mo in French oak (but you cant really tell, very subtle) -
Featherstone Cabernet Franc 2009
Canada – VQA Niagara Peninsula
$16.95 (064618)Description: Extremely well made, refreshing
Nose: Ripe red fruit
Palate: Medium full bodied, concentrated & complex
Ageing: Drink now and up to 2015
Food Pairing: Chicken, turkey, veal and/or lamb roasts
Score: 4 out of 5, Rod Phillips, www.rodphillipsonwine.com, Apr 2011 -
Marquis Philips Shiraz 2008
Australia – McLaren Vale, South Australia
$15.00 (017475)Description: A pleasure bent type of wine
Nose: Cigar box, damp earth, smoked meat, bacon & blueberry
Palate: Flavour packed, full-bodied, round
Ageing: Drink now or hold 2-3 years.
Food Pairing: BBQ Hot Italian sausage, gourmet burgers, pizza
Score: 91 out of 100, Jay Miller, www.erobertparker.com, Dec 2009
Score: 4 out of 5, Vic Harradine, www.winespectator.com, Jun 2011 -
Benmarco Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Argentina – Mendoza
$16.95 (232637)Description: A blend of 5% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc & 90% Cabernet Sauvignon
Nose: Fragrant
Palate: Spicy, complex with excellent length
Ageing: Drink now or hold 2-3 years.
Food Pairing: BBQ steak
Score: 90 out of 100, Jay Miller, www.erobertparker.com, Oct 2010
Score: 4 out of 5, Susan Desjardins, www.winespectator.com, Jun 2011
