David Lawrason

So may Catena labels! This one is nod to Domingo Vicente Catena a leading blended brand in the 1930s. This blend is...

Sara d'Amato

A reimagining of a historic blend of Domingo Vincente Catena from the 1930s, a bistro-friendly assemblage served in...

John Szabo, MS

An hommage to Domingo Vicente Catena, who's red blends were celebrated in the tavernas of Buenos Aires in the 1930s,...

Ghislain Lalonde

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Jason Solanki

Blend 75% Malbec, 19% Bonarda, and 6% Petit Verdot. The medium+ intensity nose is oak-driven with earthy, red and black fruits, along with a mineral note that emerges with time in the glass. The full-ish bodied palate is dark fruited with blackberry, earthy, oak spice, and touches of leafy herb flavours supported by fine-grained, slightly grippy tannins. Acids are juicy and well-balanced, while savoury oak and earthy notes with touches of blackberry linger on the finish, with good length. Tasted July/2021. Score: 88+ pts

D.V. Catena Historic Red Blend 2018