2019 | Garage Wine Co | Cinsault The Soothsayer’s Ferment

Introduction

Red Wine: 2019 | Garage Wine Co | Cinsault The Soothsayer’s Ferment

Dark plums, wet earth, cedar and baking spices. It’s a bright and sappy with redcurrant and orange zest notes and stony, mouth-watering acidity.

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Producer: Garage Wine Co

Ratings: VN | 92

Vintage: 2019

Size: 750ml

ABV: 12.5%

Varietal: Cinsault

Country/Region: Chile, Bio Bio Valley

Dark plums, wet earth, cedar and baking spices. It’s a bright and sappy with redcurrant and orange zest notes and stony, mouth-watering acidity. It has a medium-body that draws out a round and generous palate, through red cherries and juicy tannins. Heaps of fruit but with a different architecture to many of the lighter wet-bathing-suit-on-the-terrace wines in fashion lately.

Reviews:

• Vinous: The 2019 Cinsault Soothsayer Ferment Single Ferment Series comes from Coelemu in the dry-farming area of Secano Interior, Maule, and was fermented solely in an open tank before spending the winter in neutral barrels. Bright, purplish red in hue. The nose offers strawberry and sour cherry plus hints of violet, flor and stalk and a whiff of herbs. Jovial in the mouth, with a little grip and a compact but refreshing flow, this is a thirst-quenching red full of subtle details.

Producer Information

Garage Wine Co. began in 2008 with the idea of making wine on a small scale, a personal scale, by hand with the family. It was (and still is!) physical work, and a therapeutic complement to the hustle and bustle of the new millenium. Few in Chile, back then, knew what a “garagiste” was, nor were they familiar with the gringo tradition of celebrated companies having began “in the garage.” Vias in Chile were large affairs, named after saints and owned by clubby families with long names full of double rrs who presided over a rather closed circle. The founders of Garage Wine Co. patented the name anyway and went to work, quietly but surely, content to make wine barrel by barrel and selling it amongst friends and family.