Marco Real Garnacha Navarra (2004)
| Winery: | Marco Real |
| Region: | Spain » Navarra |
| Varietal: | Grenache |
| Type: | Table Wines |
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Marco Real on SnoothAugust 2012
Last week, I took a look at value Pinot Grigios priced at $15 and under. Today, we turn the tables and look at a handful of wines that break through the $15 threshold.Some of those value priced wines are just as good, albeit in a slightly different style, as many of these wines. The main difference is that if you were shopping blind, you would b... Read More
September 2011
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Mar 11, 2011
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June 2010
So, should we be excited? Well, a lot of the wine media and critics parade would have you believe so, but if you’re like me and prefer more traditionally proportioned wines, a word of caution is in order.2007 is another hot climate vintage for Piedmont, and the wines certainly show it. While many of the wines show a much greater understanding of... Read More
March 2010
Hi my name is Tom. I have owned a small tavern in Northern WI for a couple years now. Believe it or not there is not a bottle of wine with a cork in it within 40 miles. I'm looking for suggestions for wines to serve that are priced between 8-15 dollars. I am currently not a big wine drinker and any help would be welcome.ThanksTom Read More
September 2009
I'm hoping the Snooth community can help me out with some recommendations. I've have had a couple Argentinian Malbec and Malbec blend wines in the last couple of months that I really enjoyed and I was hoping that I could get some recommendations to expand what I've tried. I'm looking up to $50 but realistically more in the $15 to $30 range. L... Read More
June 2009
While this is a follow up post to my 2005 Barolo tasting notes, which can be found here, these wines were actually tasted first. The intro to the Barolo post hold some valuable background information as to the style of the tasting and the limitations that imposes on the ultimate value of these notes.92-93Cascina Saria (Neive) - a really penetra... Read More
June 2009
While this is a follow up post to my 2005 Barolo tasting notes, which can be found here, these wines were actually tasted first. The intro to the Barolo post hold some valuable background information as to the style of the tasting and the limitations that imposes on the ultimate value of these notes. 92-93 Cascina Saria (Neive) - a really pene... Read More
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