2010 Sena

Mondavi/Chadwick

94Average Score

Aconcagua / Chile

Red

The 2010 Sena is more generous on the nose than the 2009, with crisp, ripe blackberry, boysenberry and graphite notes that are tightly coiled and, at the moment, not as expressive as the 2009. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannins. This is silky smooth in the mouth, harmonious and the oak is deftly interwoven into the structure. This is a sophisticated Sena. Drink 2014-2022. Dec 2012, www.robertparker.com

Neal Martin Score: 94/100

6x75cl

0 Immediate | 34 Marketplace

£497.00

Scores + Notes

Average Score

Neal MartinScore: 94/100

About The Producer

The producer

Seña

Seña – literally meaning “signal” – was Chile’s first icon wine. In the early 1990s, the country had a reputation mainly for lower-end, high-volume wines, but Eduardo Chadwick, owner and president of Viña Errázuriz, set out to change that. He partnered with Robert Mondavi to craft a world-class Chilean wine. They spent four years finding the perfect site, eventually settling on the Aconcagua Valley. Here, 40km from the Pacific Ocean, they planted 42 hectares with Bordeaux varieties. The first vintage was 1995.

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Product Details

Country

Chile

Region

Aconcagua

Sub-region

Colour

Red

Taste

Dry

Alcohol %

Product Type

Still wine

Product Subtype

Drinking Window