2011 Chateau Carignan Prima Chile is still considered "new" for

is still considered "new" for that appellation

with its 60 hectares laid amphitheatrically

are focused on fulfilling Bill Harlan’s vision of creating terroir expressions of the highest caliber that will endure for centuries

round reflection of their wildly dynamic vineyards where it grows

and using non-indigenous varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon

2011 Chateau Carignan Prima Chile is still considered "new" forChateau Carignan consistently stands out as a great value wine high critic scores with a reasonable price. James Suckling recently sponsored two major tasting events celebrating his top picks for great drinking Bordeaux, with over 500 consumers in attendance. Among the many classified growths featured were a select few producers from lesser known appellations who consistently outperform their peers. Of these, Chateau Carignan stood out yet again as a