“This is a very good photograph of the Apalta area, taken through the Lapostolle lens that focuses on its succulent wines with an accent on the notes of ripe black and red fruits. It's a selection of blocks, primarily from vineyards planted in 2005 and consists of 75% cabernet sauvignon, 10% carmenere, and 15% syrah, with just over a year in used barrels. The result is a delicious example of the house style, without the exaggerations in ripeness or extraction of the past but that still have that ample and voluptuous character. For winemaker Andrea León, this is a gateway to the world of Apalta, whose pinnacle is its famous blend, Clos Apalta.”
— Descorchados, Aug 2021

“A tight, intense scarlet, this red from Colchagua gives off black and red fruits with an attractive expression that refrains from overdoing the style. Dry on the palate with moderate freshness and fine, slightly reactive tannins, it is bold, easy to drink and rich. A simple, affable wine.” (Previously labeled as Le Rouge 2018)
— Vinous, Mar 2020