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Yacochuya

The 2004 Yacochuya has earned its place in The World of Fine Wine’s handpicked collection of tasting notes, featuring insights from the world’s foremost wine authorities. Explore in-depth commentary from wine experts Tim Atkin, Gerard Basset and Anthony Rose on Yacochuya - an internationally acclaimed red from Mendoza.

Yacochuya
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Wine Name
Yacochuya

Wine Producer
San Pedro de Yacochuya

Score
90

Wine Style
Red

Grape Type
Malbec
Cabernet Sauvignon

Country
Argentina

Vintage
2004

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Tim Atkin: Mid-ruby/purple. Strange, faintly resinous nose. Palate mature: sweet, but quite old-fashioned style. Mature, savory, Rhône-like. Pepper and spice. More Syrah than Malbec, but none the worse for that. Sweet spice. Leafy, gamey, mature, complex; good length and complexity. Drink now. 17

Gerard Basset: Deep ruby, with a garnet rim. Medium intensity. Slightly tobacco character, with some cherry notes. Supple on the palate but with a marked acidity. Medium finish. 16

Anthony Rose: Rich dark ruby; smoky dark-chocolate and peppery Syrah-like sweetness on the nose. This is attractively rich and concentrated. Smoked meats, tar and dark berry fruit—quite Syrah-like in some ways. This is complex and rich but at the same time peppery, spicy, and savory, with a nicely evolved, if slightly chewy, structure of tannins and acidity. 17.5

Details

Wine expert Tim Atkin
Gerard Basset
Anthony Rose
Tastings year 2010
Region Calchaqui Valley
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