Cheval Andes Vintage:2009 The palate is much better

The palate is much better and more expressive with tangy marmalade and quince notes

This isn’t a monster of concentration in the same fashion as its 2018 counterpart but it offers fine quality

the Paleo Rosso is plump

rustic and bitter cherry-inflected finish that is a bit clipped

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Cheval Andes Vintage:2009 The palate is much betterThe 2010 Cheval des Andes is produced with grapes grown at an old vineyard (planted in 1929) at Las Compuertas, in the Lujn de Cuyo department of Mendoza plus grapes from La Consulta in the Uco Valley. The blend changes with each vintage and in 2010 they had very good Petit Verdot so the percentage of it is higher than ever. It's a blend of 60% Malbec and 20% each Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot. The wine shows great integration of the oak, with