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La Posta 2011 'Cocina' Tinto, Mendoza
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Item Number: 6504
UPC: 0835603001396
Country: Argentina Region: Mendoza
Appellation/AVA: Mendoza
Vintage: 2011
Grape(s): 60% Malbec / 20% Bonarda / 20% Syrah
Type: Wine - Red
Bottle Size: 750ml Pack: 12 Closure: Screwcap
Alc by Vol(%): 13.5 Total Acidity: 5.5 pH: 3.78
Elevation: 3,064 feet
Aging: 14 months in 70% French and 30% American barrels; 20% new oak Tasting Notes: Aromas of red cherries and raspberries are infused with mocha and spice hints that
give up the secret for what’s about to come. Your first sip washes broadly across your
palate like a flood of sweet, fresh fruit and the viscous mouthfeel keeps the flavors
lingering for a while. The hints of baking spice and some oak keep the fruit flavors fresh
and lively. This is a wine that you’ll want to stack up in your wine rack (or closet) for any
occasion. Great all by itself or with all your favorite red wine foods like burgers, ribs,
lamb chops, and even pizza. About: This is the cocina or kitchen blend that marries the flavors of several growers into one delicious whole.
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La Posta 2011 'Cocina' Tinto, Mendoza
Rating: 88
There's a creamy edge to the dark cherry and concentrated blueberry flavors in this ripe red, which shows lingering nuances of tar, mineral, mocha and espresso.
- The Wine Spectator (11/30/2013)
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La Posta 2011 'Cocina' Tinto, Mendoza
Rating: 91
A blend of 60 percent Malbec with equal parts of Syrah and Bonarda, this has notes of violets and ripe cherries over an earthy minerality. While it's a middleweight, the tension in the structure gives this the power of a heavyweight boxer.
- Wine & Spirits (6/1/2013)
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La Posta 2011 'Cocina' Tinto, Mendoza
Rating: 91
Aromas of toasty blueberry muffin with a supple, fruity-yet-dry medium-to-full body and a long, creme brulee, toffee and berry compote finish with dusty tannins. Wonderfully balanced and juicy; will be a hit with Latin beef.
- Beverage Testing Institute (3/6/2012)
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