• Dark flavors mingle effortlessly
• A long, smoky finish

89 Points - “This dark-colored wine is brimming with dark flavors--earth, mineral, plum, coffee--that mingle effortlessly in a racy texture. The fine tannins and smoky oak are well-integrated, and the wine dances to a long, smoky finish. Drink now through 2010.”
- Wine Spectator

ABOUT THE PRODUCER: The wines of La Mancha, the sprawling plateau south of Madrid, main claim to fame is being the largest wine-growing region both in Spain and the world. This producer though is highlighted in the 'bible' for Spanish wines (the Peñín Guide) as being "undeniably the best" from the region.

• Dark flavors mingle effortlessly
• A long, smoky finish

89 Points - “This dark-colored wine is brimming with dark flavors--earth, mineral, plum, coffee--that mingle effortlessly in a racy texture. The fine tannins and smoky oak are well-integrated, and the wine dances to a long, smoky finish. Drink now through 2010.”
- Wine Spectator

ABOUT THE PRODUCER: The wines of La Mancha, the sprawling plateau south of Madrid, main claim to fame is being the largest wine-growing region both in Spain and the world. This producer though is highlighted in the 'bible' for Spanish wines (the Peñín Guide) as being "undeniably the best" from the region. (close)