Concha y Toro

The Concha y Toro Frontera Merlot is good value, softly textured red from Chile.

90 POINTS Wine Spectator (2013 vintage). The Concha y Toro Serie Riberas Gran Reserva Cabernet is bold and ripe, with full and concentrated black fruit flavors.

Medium bodied with soft and friendly tannins. Hints of plums and cherries generously framed by toasted American oak.

The Concha y Toro Frontera Carmenere shows up with tart currant aromas and flavors; lively on the palate; crisp in the aftertaste.

95 Points Wine & Spirits-Very elegant, complex, great character of pure Carmenere, plenty of blueberries, black cherries and violets.

The Concha y Toro Frontera Merlot is good value, softly textured red from Chile.

89 PTS WILFRED WONG. A real winner, the full-flavored '08 Concha y Toro Frontera Chardonnay comes through with plenty of ripe apple and bold peach flavors; lasts long and tasteful on the palate.

89 PTS WILFRED WONG. Deep and rich, the toast-like '08 Concha y Toro Chardonnay Marques de Casa Concha is not a shy wine; a very tasty wine for California wine lovers; long and forceful in the finish.

Created in the traditional French style. A pleasure with lighter fare. Serve chilled.

This is without a doubt both Chile and Casillero del Diablo’s main wine variety. Characterized by its intense aromas of cherries, plums and hints of vanilla, it is a full-bodied wine, with delicate tannins, ideal to accompany roast red meats.

Chile. A light and vibrant wine. Ideal on a summer evening. Notes of quince, green apples, and pears. 12.5% ABV

Chile. Aromas of red berries with notes of toasted oak. Sensual on the palate, velvety tannins, and a lingering finish. 14% ABV.

Featuring smooth tannins expressing freshness and sweetness. Aromas of blackberries, strawberries, and raspberries. 13.5% ABV

Chilean. Fruit forward with plum, and moderately dry with a full body this chilean wine is patterned after the best bordeaux. 13.5% ABV