Tempranillo
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Tempranillo (aka. Valedpenas, Tinta Roriz, Cencibel, Tinto de Toro, Ull de Llebre, Aragonez, Tinto de Madrid, Tinto del Pais)
Fittingly, Spain’s most noble red grape variety is finally making inroads in the American state with the richest read more...
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dmcker, I'll save the Sparkling Red for receipt of your recipe. As to garnacha or tempranillo pairing well with baby eel, it does! I had this often in the many tapas bars in Madrid and other parts of Spain. It also...
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Old Vines Reserva Tempranillo Bodegas Navarro Lopez Spain-Valdepenas 2000
Starting at $16.00 Snoothrank: 4/5Easy to drink. It has a light smokey wood flavor but tastes a little like cheap wine. I ate corn beef with it, they paired very well together.
OK, maybe I'm getting a little carried away with my experimentation. This ... it with some garnachas or tempranillos.... D9sus4, I don't have the recipes written down, so I'll have to think a bit then take the time to...
Had this wine at The Lido Grille in Venice, CA. It has a very good nose and bold flavors with a surprisingly complex finish for a reasonably priced table wine. Love to buy some!
Wonderful value wine with a fluid. smooth grenache/garnacha presence that pairs well with a wide variety of foods and cheeses.
Very good with food. Alone it is a bit acidic and tart for me. leaves tongue feeling dusty and dry. Med body. I bought 2005 vintage
Old world nose- 'stinky cheese'/barnyard. Notes of mushrooms hit the mouth first, followed by a slightly oaky midpalate, with a bit of cherry underneath it all. Supple with soft tannins. I must disagree with the importer's...
Cherry/vanilla nose, adding a bit of spice on the palate. A bit thin, but tannins are there- better than many other $6 bottles.
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Do you like the Rubens Tempranillo? I just enjoyed a bottle...very very dry, but enjoyable.
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