Cousino Macul Finis Terrae 2007

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Cousino Macul Finis Terrae 2007 Front Label
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Product Details


Varietal

Producer

Vintage
2007

Size
750ML

ABV
14%

Features
Collectible

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Winemaker Notes

With a deep red-ruby color, Finis Terrae 2007 showcases intense aromas of blackberries. Toasted oak with sweet spices like coconut and vanilla can be found. All of this conforms a very complex wine. On the palate is concentrated and very well balanced, with ripe tannins, full body and extremely long end.

Particularly complementary to any red meat specially Wellington beef, pepper steak or barbecued loin. Ideal to end a dinner accompanying best quality cheeses, such as Blue and Brie. We recommend decanting this wine.

Professional Ratings

  • 91
    The 2007 Finis Terrae is a blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot aged for 15 months in French oak. Now it is essentially the second wine of LOTA with lots not making the cut for the grand vin going into Finis Terrae. Dark ruby red in color, it offers up an inviting nose of balsam wood, spice box, rose petal, violets, blackcurrant, and blackberry. Medium-bodied on the palate, with some elegance, it displays excellent volume and intensity and enough structure to evolve for 3-4 years. Drink this classy effort from 2013 to 2022.
  • 91
    With dark aromas of tar, black pepper and blackberry, this presents itself well. The palate is creamy, smooth and ready, with baked, lightly raisiny flavors of black currant, blackberry and brown sugar. For sheer ripeness, this is at peak level, so drink this impressive Cabernet-Merlot blend now.

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Cousino Macul

Cousino Macul

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Cousino Macul, South America
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Founded in 1856, Cousiño-Macul is the only 19th century winery in Chile that remains in the hands of the original founding family. All Cousiño-Macul reserve wines are estate grown, vinted and bottled. After seven generations and over 150 years, Cousiño-Macul’s mission rings clear — to produce world-class wines that are unmistakably Chilean, carrying the distinctive character of the Maipo Valley. In 1994, the capital city of Santiago had expanded to the point of completely surrounding the original Macul estate in the southeast of the city, so the search for an additional single estate vineyard location began. In May 1996, the Cousiño family bought 750 acres of land in Buin, an agriculturally rich subregion of the Maipo Valley, about 20 miles southeast of Santiago. The Buin estate met the Cousiños’ ambitious criteria of soil composition, climate and proximity to the Andes Mountains. Few wine producers have the opportunity to make a completely new start, incorporating the best of their age-old experience and the most contemporary technology available. As technology continues to advance in the vineyards and wineries around the world, Cousiño Macul has seized this opportunity to innovate while staying true to the most important part of their long history. All Cousiño-Macul wines are made entirely with grapes sourced from its two estates located in the Maipo Valley. Both the Macul estate in the southeast of Santiago and the estate in Buin are part of the subregion known as Alto Maipo. The Alto Maipo is appropriately named due to high altitude orientation at the foot of the Andes Mountains. As the snow melts in the spring and summer, the Andes provide an ample source of pure, fresh water for vineyard irrigation. The soil is especially suited for the production of high-quality grapes: shallow, sandy-silky topsoil with rough stone below. All vines are planted on original root systems. Vines for new plantations come from massal selections carried out in the nurseries at Macul over a period of 10 years. This selection has allowed the preservation of genetic material of great value, originally brought to Chile by Luis Cousiño in 1860, including Cabernet and Merlot varieties from Pauillac in Haut-Medoc, and Sauvignon Gris from Martillac in Graves.

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