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Varietal:
Tempranillo
Region:
Spain > Castilla y León > Ribera Del Duero
Type:
Red Wine
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2016
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User Tags:  smokey, berry, bramble fruits, spices, mineral, fruit, smooth, meat, raspberry, spicy 


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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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Stephen
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Rating: 95/100 - As reviewed by International Wine Cellar in Issue 116, September/October 2004 Deep, bright ruby-red. Cherry, licorice and smoked meat at the outset; then exploded with raspberry fruit. Lush, smooth and silky, with lovely inner-mouth perfume. Highly complex flavors of raspberry, minerals, bitter chocolate and smoky oak convey an extraordinary sweetness without any excess weight. Expands wonderfully on the extremely long, aromatic finish, which features noble, palate-dusting tannins. From the recorked bottle, the wine again began with dominant smoky, tarry torrefaction notes, and within minutes was taken over by red berries and flowers. More classic than the read more...


 

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Rating: 95/100 - As reviewed by The Wine Advocate in Issue 152


 

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