4 It took this Concha y Toro specialty label a few years to find its footing with Sauvignon Blanc, but in 2010 they found it. This is a subtle but chiseled wine with structure, juicy acidity and pure apple, lime and tarragon flavors. It’s consistent from nose to tail, and it’s deep and layered, too. ——M.S.(9/1/2011)—— 91

Try as I might, I haven’t been able to jump on board this wine since it debuted three harvests ago. The nose is minerally but short on fruit, which pretty much describes the wine. It’s lemony, sharp-edged and lean, with a minerally foundation and modest fruit character. What it lacks is a middle tier or two. ——M.S.(4/1/2011)—— 85