Milcampos Tempranillo Viñas Viejas 2006

Previously available for: $19.99
0 5 0.5
Add
8 reviews
+My Wines

My Wines

Save in My Wines

Add to Wishlist

My Cellar

List It
Edit

Vintages

  • 2006

Add a vintage
  • There are currently no submitted critic scores.
  • + Wine critic

    Submit a Critic Score

    Score:

    Name of Critic:

    Close

Ruby-red. Musky cherry and dark berry aromas are complemented by notes of cracked pepper and herbs. Bitter cherry and sassafras on the palate, with... Read more

The dark ruby-colored 2006 Milcampos Vinas Viejas spent eight months in new Hungarian and American oak. It exhibits an impressive nose of mineral, ... Read more

The dark ruby-colored 2006 Milcampos Vinas Viejas spent eight months in new Hungarian and American oak. It exhibits an impressive nose of mineral, ... Read more

Set your rating:
Save

Examples: Value Wine, Would Recommend, For the Cellar, Etc...

Suggested Recipe Pairing

Spain Easy Paella featuring RiceSelect Arborio Rice

RiceSelect Arborio Rice has an exceptional ability to absorb flavors, which makes it the perfect choice for tasty paella and Spanish Red Wines

View Recipe »


User Reviews for Milcampos Tempranillo Viñas Viejas

External Reviews for Milcampos Tempranillo Viñas Viejas

External Review
Source: Prestige Wine & Spirits
05/22/2011

Ruby-red. Musky cherry and dark berry aromas are complemented by notes of cracked pepper and herbs. Bitter cherry and sassafras on the palate, with a sweet note of cola on the back end. Finishes with a slightly clenched quality and an echo of bitter cherry. Give this some air.


External Review
Source: Prestige Wine & Spirits
05/22/2011

The dark ruby-colored 2006 Milcampos Vinas Viejas spent eight months in new Hungarian and American oak. It exhibits an impressive nose of mineral, espresso, black cherry, and blackberry. This leads to a medium- to full-bodied wine with plenty of spicy black fruit, good concentration, enough structure to evolve for 2-3 years, and a lengthy finish. Drink it from 2011 to 2018.


External Review
Source: Premium Wine & Spirits
01/03/2012

The dark ruby-colored 2006 Milcampos Vinas Viejas spent eight months in new Hungarian and American oak. It exhibits an impressive nose of mineral, espresso, black cherry, and blackberry. This leads to a medium- to full-bodied wine with plenty of spicy black fruit, good concentration, enough structure to evolve for 2ndash;3 years, and a lengthy finish. Drink it from 2011 to 2018.


External Review
Source: Prime Wine & Spirits
05/18/2011

The dark ruby-colored 2006 Milcampos Vinas Viejas spent eight months in new Hungarian and American oak. It exhibits an impressive nose of mineral, espresso, black cherry, and blackberry. This leads to a medium- to full-bodied wine with plenty of spicy black fruit, good concentration, enough structure to evolve for 2-3 years, and a lengthy finish. Drink it from 2011 to 2018.


External Review
Source: Prime Wine & Spirits
05/18/2011

Ruby-red. Musky cherry and dark berry aromas are complemented by notes of cracked pepper and herbs. Bitter cherry and sassafras on the palate, with a sweet note of cola on the back end. Finishes with a slightly clenched quality and an echo of bitter cherry. Give this some air.


External Review
Source: Premium Wine & Spirits
01/10/2013

The dense purple 2009 Milcampos Viandntilde;as Viejas was sourced from older vines and aged for 10 months in new American and Hungarian oak. Brooding black fruits, lavender, cinnamon, clove, soy, and pepper inform the nose of this powerful effort. It delivers greater density than the Milcampos bottling and will evolve for 2andndash;3 years. Drink this lengthy effort from 2013 to 2021.


External Review
Source: Premium Wine & Spirits
07/28/2012

Dense, deep aromas of grilled meat and berry fruits lead to a full and concentrated palate with structure and fierce tannins. Tastes of classic blackberry and plum, with light herbal shadings. Turns more spicy and interesting on the finish.


1 2

Photos for All Vintages

+ Add Image

Best Wine Deals

See More Deals »

Tempranillo Top Lists








Need Help?
Ask us any question about wine: (x) Close Enter your e-mail so we can get back to you: Send