I've told you before that I'm always suspicious of wines with very odd or unusual packaging. Bottles shaped like fishes, or that are covered with plastic that is supposed to look like straw, are usually a pretty good indication that the wine inside needs the gimmick to sell it. Every now and then I get fooled. In its long ago origins, when bottles were taken to market without benefit of cardboard cartons, and over rough back-country roads, the bags prevented the bottles from breaking. When the U.S. importer saw it in Chile he instantly saw the marketing potential.
People just ask for the wine in the bag.
Still youthful, mostly berry fruit, with some ripe black currant underneath. Notes of earthy complexity beginning to develop. Enough structure and tannin to improve in the bottle for five years or more. Drink it with grilled beef, lamb or rabbit. On Wine WebSite is designed, maintained and hosted by Wines on the Internet .