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Liberalia Toro 2004

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Winery:
Liberalia
Varietal:
Roriz
Region:
Spain > Castilla y León > Toro
Type:
Red Wine
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User Tags:  smooth, resinous, color descriptors, ruby, fruit, plum, stone fruits, acidic, beef, balance 


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A component wine of many Port wines. Tinta Barroca is a hearty vine ideally suited to the Northern slopes of many port vineyards. It adds body and tannin to the finished wines.

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This wine is ruby-coloured, deep and brilliant increased with purple reflections. This superb bouquet is a literally firework of aromas of real fruits (raspberry, blueburry, cherry and plum) and with a remarquable purity. Its style is rather woody with hints of vanilla and liquorice. The texture is unctuous, silky and powerful at the same time. Once the aromas are well confirmed, the powerfullness declines and ends up in a perfect harmony of tanin and acidity. Its finish is long and corpulent - this is a wine you will have to taste!


January 2009

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