2004 Altas Cumbres Viognier

[VouvrayHead]

it's from the Mendoza region of Argentina.
It's worth seeking out because of standard QPR, but this is even more unusual because good cheap viognier is even harder to find than good cheap pinot noir (at least to my tastebuds)

We had another bottle of Kaiken Ultra Malbec last night. This is excellent, also. Deep, dark and powerful, but still soft as a kitten... Around $20.

Chilean Carmenere is good, too. I really like the Casa Silva Reserve Carmenere for $9-$10.

[This message has been edited by VouvrayHead (edited 03-06-2006).]