Bronze
Finca Hill · Red · 2016
Adrian Reyes Contributing Critic
“Vivid salmon pink; a nose of citrus and white flowers, elegant, fresh and persistent.”
Brilliant pale lemon. Lovely notes of cherry and dried herbs. Rounded, generous and supple. Crowd-pleasing and food-friendly.
Lovely mineral and saline on the nose. Racy, mineral-driven and precise. Outstanding value for the price.
Lovely hints of oak, vanilla and tobacco. Elegant, fresh and persistent. A solid, dependable choice.
Bright garnet with brick edges. Lovely notes of cherry and dried herbs. Elegant, fresh and persistent. The aftertaste is bright and mineral. Crowd-pleasing and food-friendly.
Lovely a nose of citrus and white flowers. Dense and structured, built to age. Outstanding value for the price.
Bright garnet with brick edges. Lovely notes of cherry and dried herbs. Racy, mineral-driven and precise. The finish is long and savoury. A serious wine that rewards patience.
Deep ruby in the glass. Lovely lifted red berries and violet. Bright and zesty with a saline edge. The finish is long and savoury. Pairs beautifully with grilled red meat. A serious wine that rewards patience.
Lovely fresh-cut grass and gooseberry. Concentrated fruit balanced by fine tannin. A solid, dependable choice.
Lovely scents of stone fruit and honey. Dense and structured, built to age. Highly recommended.
Lovely mineral and saline on the nose. Elegant, fresh and persistent. Outstanding value for the price.