The 2010 Trio Reserva is made up of 70% Chardonnay, 15% Pinot Blanc, and 15% Pinot Grigio that spent 8 months in French oak. It reveals an enticing bouquet of popcorn, melon, pit fruits, and spring flowers. This sets the stage for a medium-bodied, spicy, ripe wine that is already displaying some complexity. Nicely proportioned and long, this attractive blend over-delivers in a big way. It is worth buying by the case. Cocha y Toro is the largest wine producer in Chile as the above list attests. Remarkably, they are also one of the quality leaders and innovators leading the country forward. The Gran Reserva Serie are wines made from a single vineyard meant to display a particular terroir. The Marques de Casa Concha wines are also sourced from single vineyards but exposed to more new oak and a longer elevage. Some of the finest wines produced in Chile, particularly from the Carmenere grape, are being bottled and sold under the Terrunyo label under the direction of veteran winemaker Ignacio Recabarren.Importer: Banfi Vintners, Old Brookville, NY; tel. (516) 626-9200