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Bodega Manuel de la Osa la Mancha Manuel de la Osa 2004

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Spain > Castilla-la Mancha > La Mancha
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Red Wine
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User Tags:  complex, elegant, smooth, hard cheese, garnet, bright, color descriptors, blend, deep, ruby 


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A blend of Syrah, Graciano, Tempranillo, Cab Franc and Merlot, this wine shows a deep ruby core with a thin bright garnet rim. The nose is pure elegance with complex aromas of soft, ripe blue and black fruit, spice and hint of gravelly earth. Abundant plush fruit dominates the palate, but is balanced nicely by a silky tannin structure and sweet acid backbone as it leads to a soft and enduring finish.


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