100% Tinto Fino (Tempranillo) from Ribera Del Duero, Spain.
SRP of $30 and available for as low as $19.99.
From the bottle:
“Bright, dark purple colour. Fruit aromas with balsamic spices and hints of cumin, clove and nutmeg. Excellent structure. Tasty and fresh on the palate, it leaves a long finish. Much more than normal Crianza wines.
Best served between 17C and 19C. Ideal with beef, cured meats and semi cured cheeses.
14.0% Alcohol”
Today’s wine comes from one of our favorite spots in Spain for big red wines, Ribera Del Duero. And while it pushes our price limit at $19.99 it’s well worth the cost and actually represents good value for this area.
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The 2007 Valduero Crianza Tempranillo begins with complex aroma of dark fruit, licorice, savory herbs and cigar box, which is not a term I use often (more like never) but it certainly fits this wine. Tasting this smooth and savory wine reveals more dark fruit, lovely spice, a little vanilla and a hint of cinnamon, just be sure to give it a couple of hours to open up. It ends dry with good length and more savory fruit.
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Overall Rating: 7.0
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