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Is Carmel Limited Edition the best kosher wine in the world? It's certainly one of them. But superlatives like "best" are conclusions you should make on your own rather than taking someone else's word for it. What is for sure is that, with the right food, friends and family, it can provide a pure moment of that experience we hope for but rarely get every time we open a bottle of wine.
Roast lamb, aged bard cheeses
Elegant with an aroma of blackcurrant, cassis, exotic spices with a hint of eucalyptus.
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- Name: Kosher Wino (Reviewed on 7/6/12)
- 2007 is the fourth vintage of Carmel’s premiere blend, Carmel Limited Edition (previous vintages in 2003, 2004, 2005). The 2007 Limited Edition contains classic Bordeaux varietals sourced exclusively from the Upper Galilee, aged separately in French oak barriques for 15 months and then blended together to produce this wine. This is a concentrated yet restrained blend that is flush with fruit and backed by a welcomed earthiness and pockets of toast. The mouth is supple and velvety with silky tannins that are so cleverly interwoven. Acidity is a bit low and it somewhat flattens the wine on the mid-palate, but overall this blend is graceful, elegant and enjoyable. Drink now and for the next 4 years. L’Chaim!
- Name: Yossie Horwitz (Reviewed on 6/25/12)
- An awesomely elegant wine that I had the pleasure of tasting in the company of Adam Montefiore last October. An amazing blend of Cabernet Sauvignon (57%), Petit Verdot (31%), Merlot (5%), Malbec (5%) and Cabernet Franc (2%), all from Carmel’s vineyards in the Upper Galilee and aged in French oak for 15 months with 13.5% alcohol. A smooth and generous wine with a ripe and extracted nose of rich and warm forest fruit, oriental spices, black pepper and some vanilla most of which follows onto a mouth filling palate of more fruit, some spicy oak, spices and some dark chocolate leading into a lingering finish. Highly enjoyable right now (especially in the right company), this wine will continue to develop for another year or so and should cellar comfortably through 2020.
