What a nice surprise! Old world style garnacha, with tight tannins, white pepper, assorted spice (cardoman notes), and no excessive fruitiness. Really great value, the way Spanish wines used to be before the imports all became new world style fruit bombs. — 15 days ago
Solid value Garnacha! Fruit (dark cherry) and body are light, but at the same time very pleasant. Hints of leather and tobacco. 14% Alcohol. Great to enjoy with lighter fare and white meat dishes. This one may be best to drink young. Thanks Chris and Mark. — 19 days ago
Clear, bright garnet in colour showing clove, wild strawberry and red currant notes on the nose. The palate is light and juicy with some lovely subtle chalky tannins that keep it well poised in the red wine (rather than rosé) camp. Pretty decent length. A great reminder that natural wines don’t have to be flawed (and shouldn’t be when crafted by a professional). — 5 days ago
Fantastic rose, great price/quality. Fruity an floral, vibrant, fresh, great berry bouquet and balance acidity. — 17 days ago
This is 100% Garnacha from 80 year old vines in the Sierra de Gredos mountain range near Madrid. Bright pale ruby in color, but intense on the nose, with wet granite, raspberries, plum, lilac and smoke. Savory and fresh on the palate with mild yet slightly grippy tannins and a structured acidity. A miriad of flavors jump out at me including fresh plums, tobacco, granite, and bouquets of spring flowers. Long finish. Very elegant, exquisite Garnacha! — 15 days ago
Time to turn on the heaters, whatever you may have..
This is a great wine, and has never wavered from being one that everyone will enjoy, without that cloying and chemical that usually comes with ye olde crowd pleaser.
This is a well made wine, with a nose of animal fat,
This is a medium bodied, pleasant drinker. Calm and precise. Juicy mouth filling fruit, bright, and at the same time lends itself to a darker side of fruit. Light, yet on target, tannins. Low acidity, high Alcohol, yet no heat.
Stay warm. — 19 days ago
Phil Kessling
Envinate crushes it again! Classic winemaking: hand picked, foot trod and totally natural winemaking. Tart red fruit and lots of spice. — 11 days ago