


Our personal favorite! This item has been specifically selected by a member of our knowledgeable staff as offering exceptional quality, value, or both!Ī Kosher wine begins like every other, as grapes on the vine, but then is made under strict rabbinical supervision. What more can we say? This item is only available in the United States through WHWC. Whether it's the last few bottles of a previous vintage or we've received an exceptional deal from a supplier on a discontinued wine, we'll offer it at an unbeatable closeout price! Pea teamed up with famed enologist Ignacio Recabarren to make wine from the estates 25 ha vineyard. It over-delivers on quality, but comes in at a price well under what its level of quality would normally command. This item is among the tried-and-true, standout performers in our inventory, a staple of the WHWC selection and a customer favorite! 2,760 cases made.Uses sustainable, organic and/or biodynamic practices in the vineyard and/or winemaking process, as certified by various domestic and international organizations. The long, suave finish lets a loamy edge play out. "Lilting, inviting aromas of mulled mint and warm espresso lead the way for a rich but supple palate of warm fig, currant preserve and bittersweet licorice. "The grape harvest in Clos Quebrada de Macul usually begins in April and lasts one month.The grapes are not separated on a simple quality criteria, but either on their identity, proper to the Domus style." -Winery Produced from primarily old vine Cabernet Sauvignon (planted in 1970, some of the oldest in Maipo) as well as Cab Franc, this bottling is always one of. Product Type : Wine Cellar > Red Grapes > Cabernet Sauvignon > Chile. Clos Quebrada De Macul is a single hillside family owned vineyard planted to cabernet sauvignon back in 1970 when it was unheard of in Chile to plant on. The vines planted there are 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, and a 20% blend of Merlot, Petit Verdot, and Cabernet Franc." Domus Aurea is the the result of skillful winemakers and the best possible. "Clos Quebrada De Macúl is a single hillside family owned vineyard planted to cabernet sauvignon back in 1970 when it was unheard of in Chile to plant on more difficult-to-farm, lower-yielding hillside sites. Domus Aurea Located in the foothills of the Andes Mountain Range, Via Quebrada de Macul is recognized as one of the finest vineyards in the Maipo Valley. The wines are bottled after being blended, and then kept for 18 more months previous to their commercial launch." -Winemaker It has the textbook balsamic and minty notes of many wines from the Maipo, hints of nutmeg and cola nut, quite showy but at the same time serious. The blend study begins after the first four transfers, always with the same respect for the identity that Domus orders. "The wine is kept in french oaks for 18 months. (6/2016) Even the 2011 Domus Aurea had been in bottle for a while, as it was bottled in March. A classic Chilean cabernet, this captures and preserves the best aspects of Andean reds. This wine is unfiltered to preserve the original flavor and integrity¸ which will be much appreciated if you guard it for a long time." The wine’s vibrant acidity, bound into the tannins, was fashioned by the cool vintage and the cold breezes coming down from the Andes at the Quebrada de Macul. Nevertheless¸ the fact that the whole process is squared by the same respect for tradition and the “terroir”¸ makes every vintage a unique wine. Nevertheless, the fact that the whole process is oriented by the same respect for tradition and the terroir, makes every vintage a unique wine. "Eucalyptus notes¸ balance and freshness of its cherries and chocolate zest are the promises of Domus Aurea. Among the promises of Domus Aurea are its eucalyptus notes, the balance and freshness of its cherries and its delicate orange zest wrapped in subtle chocolate. Its texture¸ its flavor¸ round and pleasant tannins¸ will never be forgotten¸ such as the happy drinkers of this piece of art do think they know the secrets of the Maipo valley" The Domus Aurea 2016 is a red wine made by Quebrada de Macul from the region of Maipo Valley based on petit verdot, cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc of. "Domus Aurea is the cream of our wines¸ the result of skillful winemakers and the best possible natural conditions. Only a slight trace of bitterness in the finish keeps the score from being exceptional." 91 Points - Jay Miller - Wine Advocate Dense and layered on the palate, with chewy extract, it is structured for the long haul. It exhibits an aromatic array of wood smoke, Asian spices, rose petal, cinnamon, and blackcurrant. "Domus Aurea’s 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon is a glass-coating opaque purple color. 2,760 cases made." -92 Points - Wine Spectator

