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Did you know that Tempranillo is Rioja’s most widely-planted grape? Grown around the world, Rioja Tempranillo produces wines boasting a soft fruitiness when young and more velvety characteristics when aged.
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History of the grape: Origins of Tempranillo are murky. It could be indigenous to the Spanish countryside, or it coul...
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Rioja on SnoothMarch 2013
My name is Victor, and after living in Portugal for the last 22 years, I now ... Douro, Dao for Portugal and Rioja and Ribera del Duero and Toro for Spain.Looking forward to learning something, after all, that's what makes life worth living. &nbs Read More
March 2013
This 2004 Tempranillo from Rioja, Spain is very good. Deep ruby color with a mid to tight rim variation. Fruit notes of black cherry and plum with a hint of licorice. It has a long finish on the palette with low acidity. This wine is in its peak (2011 - 2016). Best served chilled to 62 degrees, double decanted, and served with a chicken & choris... Read More
March 2013
Inky dark plum color. Somewhat volatile nose. Very smooth initial mouth sensation. Not a lot of fruit--some hint of blackberry, somewhat tart, very subdued tannin. This definitely a food wine. I think I'm going to get a slice of cheese to have with this first glass. US$24.99 at WIne Club in Santa Ana. Read More
March 2013
Medium bodied, well balanced, good finish. Good value. Read More
March 2013
Smooth with a nice finish,light on the tanins Read More
March 2013
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