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A lot of olive and herbs upfront, with cumin and other exotic, arguably unusual aromas. The palate is soft and a little low on structure, but the flavors are big and sweet, almost overripe and syrupy. There's cola, blackberry, coffee and mulchy herbal flavors from start to finish. A big wine that needs to be drunk now; it's not going to get better. || Casa Silva's take on high-end, expensive Carmenère is solid but not what you'd call a home run at nearly $50. Like 95% of Chile's varietal Carmenère wines, it's herba…

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