Attractive, with graphite, earthiness, leafiness and purple fruits. The palate is super supple, with silky, rounded tannins, and the earthy notes come through. No real pyrazine here, and not the green style of Carménère at all. Plush, rounded, with moderate acidity to support those sleek tannins. The alcohol is present but integrated and isn't dominating; the same goes for the oak—present, but not overwhelming.