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Bodegas J.c. Conde Neo Punta Esencia 2005

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Winery:
Bodegas Conde
Varietal:
Tempranillo
Region:
Spain > Castilla y León > Ribera Del Duero
Type:
Red Wine
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2020
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User Tags:  oak - heavy, fruit, oak, mineral, resinous, blue, italian coffee, espresso, hard cheese, earthy 


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Most famous as the predominant grape in the blended wines of Rioja, Tempranillo has emerged as a potential star in regions as disparate as Australia and California. Tempranillo generally produces medium-bodied wines with juicy acidity and bright raspberry fruit enlivened by notes of dusty earth, dry herbs and leather. Tempranillo is often blended with Grenache, Graciano, and Mazuelo (aka Carignan) in the production of red wine from the Rioja region of Spain.

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"The 2005 Neo Punta Esencia was sourced from low-yielding 80-year-old vines aged for 12 months in new French and American oak followed by racking into 100% new French oak for another 6 months, what has been called the “200 percent new oak treatment”. Purple/black in color, the wine reveals a brooding nose of toasty oak, vanilla, mineral, scorched earth, espresso, blueberry, blackberry liqueur, and licorice. Full-bodied, large-scaled and powerful, the wine is still tightly wound but has all the components needed for greatness. Give it 8-10 years in the cellar to come out of its shell read more...


 

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