Tasting notes:
Spicy currant and aromatic, woody balsamic notes on the bouquet
Medium bodied on the palate
Red fruit, dry earth, and moderately tannic on the finish
Summary:
This is a nice wine. It's a bit more woody than a typical Rioja from Spain, but with that said Rioja is a region that is showing a variety of styles emerge beyond the classic profile of soft red fruit. It should compliment a variety of dishes, particularly barbecue. Expect to pay in the mid-teens- the average price I've seen is $16. Raise a glass!
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