Don Luciano

La Mancha and Valdepenas,
Spain

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Don Luciano is a brand offshoot of J. Garciá-Carrión wines, produced in the Spanish provinces of La Mancha and Valdpeñas. The wines are produced using traditional local grapes such as Airén, Tempranillo (there called Cencibel) and Garnacha, as well as international varieties. The wines are available in blended and single varietal styles of white, red and rosado. 

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Varietals Produced by Don Luciano View all

  • Syrah

    The irony here is that Syrah’s origins could give Carmen Sandiego a run for her international wallet. Syrah’s deepest...

  • Tempranillo

    History of the grape: Origins of Tempranillo are murky. It could be indigenous to the Spanish countryside, or it coul...

  • Cabernet Sauvignon

    “King of the Red Wine Grapes.” The colonizer of the vineyards, pushing native wine grapes into its shadows. The Caber...

  • Merlot

    The Occitanian word “merlot” translates to “young blackbird.” An accurate description for this popular, early-budding...

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  • With just a few days to go before my departure for Piedmont, I was thrilled to have been able to join in Antonio Galloni’s brilliant La Festa del Barolo this year. Featuring a tasting of 2008 Barolo, it was perfect timing; a chance for me to revisit this excellent vintage, and to help set the stage for my upcoming tastings from the 2009 vintage.... Read More

    From the article Barolo 2008 Revisited


  • I’ve been writing a fair amount of commentary lately, some of it dealing with wine prices, but only tangentially; so today I wanted to take a look at where fine wine prices are going, and perhaps identify some smart plays for the savvy wine shopper.I’m dealing with some relatively expensive wines here, most in the $50 and up range, so while I un... Read More

    From the article Wines Then and Now: Part 1


  • Don Luciano Brut

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    Wine review by alanb1108


  • Yes, I would like to make a purchase, please.

    Comment by 1147288Snoother 1147288 1147288 Snoother 1147288


  • It's a light wine.....easy to drink!!

    Comment by 1143349ctamclarence 1143349 ctamclarence


  • we have been buying your donLuciano melot from our local Walmart store in Villa Rica, Georgia for several years on a weekly basis....this has been our favorite wine, but lately we are finding a bitter residue in or wine and have been having to strain it before drinking.....please let us know if there is a problem that can be solved in the proces...

    Comment by 1119590aaron 1119590 aaron


  • While updating the wine notes I wrote during this year’s Nebbiolo Prima, in this case for the 2007 Barolo of the village of La Morra, I was struck again by the variability of this year’s crop of wines.La Morra is known as a region to produce a softer style of Barolo, one that plays into the hands of the many modernist producers there. The modern... Read More

    From the article 2007 Barolo, part 2


  • Don Luciano la Mancha 2009

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    Wine review by ConnieJ


  • Don Luciano Brut

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    Wine review by ipmilk


  • Don Luciano Cabernet Sauvignon la Mancha Spain 2005

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    I like this wine but am unable to find it in the northeast U.S. Read More

    Wine review by viporlu


  • Luciano Chardonnay

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    Most of the time youe Chardonnay is good for the exception of three bottles listed above Read More

    Wine review by Judith Miller


  • Luciano Chardonnay

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    I purchased three bottles of Don Luciano Chardonnay on 2/2/11 lot #1761 1901 1601. The bottles had sediment in the bottom and tasted like vinegar. They were in a clear bottle not green.\ Read More

    Wine review by Judith Miller


  • Luciano Cabernet Sauvignon 2008

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    had a bottle of 2009 don luciano cabernet sauvignon. i am tasting several of all the reds in recent times, and this one has the classic green pepper palate. medium-bodied, relatively low tannins for a sauvignon, slightly fructose black-rasberry taste along with the medium-low wood covers the alcohol very well. intense color. i would rate this in... Read More

    Wine review by erikuknow


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