Navarra may sound like a dusty desert town in an old Western movie but in reality it’s a little known wine region that’s been overshadowed by Rioja, its illustrious neighbour in northern Spain, for years. The region is renowned for its roses (Rosado) b...
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Rioja on Snooth
February 2009
Not bad. Very faint sweetness gives way ever so quickly to a peppery spice which lingers long before a warm almost buttery taste finishes it off. Its not one I will be buying again but its fair for what it is. Read More
January 2009
i love a good rioja, but this one tasted a bit too oak-y for me. still a great wine, food friendly and good for sipping. Read More
January 2009
My wife and I are planning an upcoming vacay to Spain this summer, so I wanted to get an early start on some "research".This was a great first selection, very drinkable and smooth, paired well with the American brie I'm snacking on. Good price point. Read More
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