Bodegas Juan Gil Monastrell Jumilla Wrongo Dongo 2008

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Winery: Bodegas Juan Gil
Region: Spain » Jumilla
Varietal: Mourvèdre

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2008
2010

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Skyview Wine and Liquors
Riverdale, NY (2,500 mi) USD 17.99 $17.⁹⁹
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Ridiculous name, great wine. Fragrant, with smoke/oak notes and cherry/banana aromas. Plum/cherry palate with mild acidity, very soft tannins and m... Read more

Deep and smokey flavors of cherry and tabacco. Read more

The color of the wine is dark but still red. The nose is meaty and smoky like a bag of peppery beef jerky. The palate is beautiful concentrated d... Read more

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Val13

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06/02/2010

Ridiculous name, great wine. Fragrant, with smoke/oak notes and cherry/banana aromas. Plum/cherry palate with mild acidity, very soft tannins and medium body and finish. Tastes more like a Pinot Noir than the other Monastrells that I've tried.

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abeth

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09/24/2010

Deep and smokey flavors of cherry and tabacco.

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brinko99

160

12/30/2009

The color of the wine is dark but still red. The nose is meaty and smoky like a bag of peppery beef jerky. The palate is beautiful concentrated dried dark cherries and a touch of vanilla with great weight and nice structured medium tannins which finishes long. I had the wine after decanting for two hours. I suspect the wine would open up and mellow after a few short years cellared.