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Valpiculata Puertas Novas 2004

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Valpiculata Puertas Novas (2004)

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Winery:
Bodegas Valpiculata
Varietal:
Tinto De Toro
Region:
Spain
Type:
Red Wine
Drink Dates:
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User Tags:  fruit, berry, jam, body 


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Winemakers Notes

VARIETAL: Tinta de Toro 100% (Tempranillo) 40-50 year old vines.

AGING: 12 months in French Oak casks. (Troncais and Allier)

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Snooth User: Healy
Healy
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Sweet berry nose, jammy/berry body. Not a bad finish. Enjoyed it.


October 2008

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