A friend called me from Cabo San Lucas (Baja California), Mexico, just to marvel over this wine - Casa Tamaya Reserve Cab 2004 (Limari Valley). It apparently has very little distribution in the USA, so I've e-mailed them to find out who distributes it in California (where I live).
Seems like there's more availability in Europe, so I thought I'd post and see if anyone has any experience/thoughts regarding it.
Thanks.
in article C1A23307.12952% snipped-for-privacy@cox.net, Midlife at snipped-for-privacy@cox.net wrote on 12/10/06 9:56 PM:
Sorry.... Should've mentioned that Casa Tamaya is a Chilean winery.
It is sold here in Delaware, US, but the distributor has some connection to the winery, and visited last winter. $11.49
I found that there 2004 rsv Cabernet Sauvignon was a bit too heavy on the green pepper tastes without much fruit (was 2004 a particularly cold year in Chile). It did have good acidity (i like fairly acidic wines though) and was fairly tannic.
However, I did like the rsv Chardonnay. not the traditional oak & cream tastes, crisp and fruity, some vanilla and butter tastes.
-Tom Watterson
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