Bodegas El Nido Clio 2005
- Winery:
- Bodegas El Nido
- Varietals:
- Mourvèdre , Cabernet Sauvignon
- Region:
- Spain > Jumilla
- Type:
- Red Wine
- Drink Dates:
- Drink Now - 2013
- UPC:
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As soon as I took my first whiff, it was instant heaven! It’s got quite the bouquet of jammy fruit, some violets and the oak is to die for. Clearly a wine from Spain. I mean, you can smell the earth and in fact, I think I picked up a little bit of truffle on the nose with such a lovely sweet oaky (french) background. It’s RICH! I took the first sip which brings a lot of blueberry, some chocolate notes, dark current and oak, again on the finish. It is a very nicely balanced wine. Although, letting it decant helped to smooth out some of the alcohol at the beginning. But the most impressive thing I found about read more...
August 2009
Inky purple. Vibrant red and dark berries on the nose, with sexy vanillin oak, Asian spices, fresh flowers and bright minerality. A silky, graceful midweight, displaying vivid raspberry and blackberry flavors and slow-building tannic grip. More tangy than the 2004, and at least as elegant, finishing with outstanding clarity and persistence. -International Wine Cellar
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