Reserva
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Bodega del Fin del Mundo 2008 Reserva Malbec (Neuquén)
- $19
Dense, rubbery and solid in terms of black-fruit aromas. In the mouth, it feels right and fades nicely, highlighting healthy, firm blackberry, black olive and herbal flavors. Meets the norms of a very good, commendable Malbec. 14,000 cases made.
— M.S.
(12/31/2010)
Bodega del Fin del Mundo 2010 Reserva Chardonnay (Patagonia)
- $19
Opens with light tropical aromas, toasty oak and vanilla. It’s honest on the palate, where the body is good and structured and the flavors of peach and apple are accented by toasty oak. Nice and balanced, but maybe a touch woody for what it is.
— M.S.
(10/1/2011)
Bodega del Fin del Mundo 2010 Reserva Malbec (Patagonia)
- $19
A ripe, raisiny wine—it starts out with aromas of raisin, milk chocolate and candied berry. The palate is saturated, with prune and baked-plum flavors and a chunky finish. Drink now.
— M.S.
(8/1/2012)
Bodega del Fin del Mundo 2009 Reserva Pinot Noir (Neuquén)
- $19
On the reticent side in terms of aromas, with a mild soupy quality that lends earth and leather. The palate is thicker, with tannic grab and sweet, herbal berry flavors backed by a creamy, somewhat candied finish. Shows plenty of oak.
— M.S.
(11/1/2010)
Bodega del Fin del Mundo 2008 Reserva Pinot Noir (Patagonia)
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- $19
Kind of mulchy and leafy, with a brown color that doesn’t suggest freshness or vitality. Tastes of roasted berry and cocoa, with a spicy, dry finish. Decent but comes across heavy and more oaky than fruity.
— M.S.
(3/1/2012)
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