The bone-dry, food-friendly Albamar Sauvignon Blanc refreshes with its piercing Meyer lemon and green apple flavors.

"The 2009 Sena has an exuberant bouquet of blackberry, boysenberry, menthol, crushed stone and graphite that is extremely well defined and more feminine than the 2008. The palate is medium-bodied with fine, taut tannins and superb focus. It has a focused, leafy, tobacco infused finish and great length. Excellent. Drink 2014-2020.

Sena is the peripatetic wine that goes around the world challenging and, let it be said, often defeating First Growths in blind tastings. I will not enter into a discussion about that here, although it must be said that Sena is an impressive wine. Tasting through this mini-vertical from almost the first vintage, I did find a distinct improvement from 2007 onwards. While I understand that older vintages have their share of plaudits, I discerned more complexity and vitality as well as finer integration of oak on newer vintages, as if more thought had gone into the wines. The result can be seen in the wines themselves, in particular the outstanding 2010." - Neal Martin, The Wine Advocate (12/26/2012), Ratings: 92, Drink: 2014-2020

Delicate notes of plum and cherry mark the bouquet of this wine, followed by light touches of pepper and dark chocolate. On the palate it has a medium body and firm tannins. This Malbec goes perfectly with grilled red meat and a variety of cheeses. Serve at: 18-20ºC

The Albamar Pinot Noir is a fresh, juicy wine from Chile’s cool, breezy Casablanca Valley. It has flavors of red cherry and ripe raspberry.

This cool-climate Albamar Cabernet Sauvignon blends bitter chocolate, black fruit and menthol aromas with a smooth texture. Twelve months in French oak adds a gentle toasted vanilla character. You will be hard pressed to find a better Cabernet Sauvignon for the money.