and asian spices – really plump and juicy mussels, not overcooked. Very lemon grassy. A lovely Navarro Correas Pinot Noir. (0 replies, last updated by Liza February 16, 2000)

to be one of the best bargains at the LCBO. The NAVARRO CORREAS EXTRA BRUT, LCBO 66563 | 750 mL bottle, is from Argentina and worth a try. It’s not as round as some of the Australian sparklers but it has a certain dry... (24 replies, last updated by TorontoJo December 20, 2008)

, with nutmeg, cream, lemon and some weight. Navarro Correas ‘Limited Release’ 2005 (Mendoza) Argentina $10.99 Good/Very Good Nicely lemony, with a good fruit-oak balance and a hint of Chardonnay plushness. Excellent... (15 replies, last updated by baseballfan March 8, 2007)

. The service was excellent and the food was exceptionally good and creative. The “amuse bouche” was a fabulous assortment of 6 tastes. We shared a carpaccio langosta (S/.36), a mero bullabesa (S/.49) , had a bottle of Navarro... (13 replies, last updated by Patuney December 22, 2008)

favorite of the three, a 2006 Navarro Correas Malbec Coleccion Privada from Mendoza, Argentina. Surprisingly well-balanced, with a bit of oak, low acidity and a fruity palate. It’s a bit straightforward, but it was the... (25 replies, last updated by exilekiss June 29, 2009)

was exceptionally good and creative. The “amuse bouche” was a fabulous assortment of 6 tastes. We shared a carpaccio langosta (S/.36), a mero bullabesa (S/.49) , had a bottle of Navarro Correa Sauvignon Blanc (Argentina) (S/.85)... (0 replies, last updated by aledm May 14, 2007)

Arboles Bodega Navarro Correas '05 Malbec (S/.60) which was very good. For our starter we had Ajies Rellenos Fuego del Inca S/.26 (described in English as Inka’s hot stuffed peppers from the Andes stuffed with shrimps,... (3 replies, last updated by AimeeD January 6, 2009)