Santa Ema 2007 Catalina
Price: Around $45
Rating: 
Color: Deep dark ruby
Nose: Intense violets, black cherries, leather, and cinammon
Taste: Dry with well integrated soft tannins. Ripe black fruit dominates with notes of dark chocolate and spice. Nice and round in mouth with delicate and persistent finish.
Summary: Named after the owner’s wife, this Chilean red blend is big, bold, supple and elegant. She must be pretty hot if she’s anything like the wine.
Winemaker’s notes recommend at least an hour to decant (and I usually do) but this wine was ready to drink, giving out all its deliciousness at first sip.
This red blend consists of 57% Cabernet Sauvignon, 18% Carmenere, and 7% Cabernet Franc.
Product of the Peumo region in Chile’s Cachapoal Valley, 100% organically estate grown grapes.
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