1983 Don Maximiano Reserve
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It was a pleasure to sample the 1983 Don Maximiano Founder's Reserve, sourced from pergola-trained Cabernet Sauvignon vines and matured in traditional raulí vats for five to seven months, as the first French oak imports arrived a few years later in 1987. Two bottles were opened; the first was replaced due to oxidation. However, the second bottle was quite remarkable, considering its age. A delicate, mature nose of sweet tobacco, dried mint, cigar wrapper and powdered chocolate leads to a soft, creamy palate with a lovely texture, concluding with an impressively vibrant bead of acidity and melting tannins through the finish. While the bottle variation here makes a more whole-hearted recommendation less tempting, this was an educational and lovely example of Chilean winemaking from another time.
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Matthew Luczy, Wine Advocate
Informazioni sul produttore

Since Eduardo Chadwick took over Viña Errázuriz in 1983, the estate has forged a path for fine, Chilean wine. From its home in the Aconcagua Valley, this estate crafts some of the country’s top wines, including the flagship Don Maximiano Founder’s Reserve and the Las Pizarras wines.
Dettagli del prodotto
Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec/Auxerrois/Cot, Carmenere, Petit Verdot
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Secco