Cherry on the front end. — 2 years ago
Bright for a cab, medium body, smooth, a little minerality — 4 years ago
Fresh, lively, lovely to drink. Very light — 7 months ago
Surprisingly tannic given the Merlot blend. Gives some solid barrel oakiness and appears to punch beyond its weight class. Will drink again! — 3 years ago
Unusual color for sure. Like a cross between a rose and a red wine. Nose of spice, flint, dusty cherry fruit, citrus rind (orange), tree bark and some nice minerality. Rustic and charming with a hint of etherealness. Some sweaty, feral notes as well. Palate is fresh, uncomplicated and so juicy. Lithe and pretty with a lovely persistence. Nice mouthfeel and elegant tannins. Great freshness, acidity and persistence. Just a pretty when with a hint of rusticity. Love it. This really comes together with air. Also should be drunk slightly chilled. Maybe cellar temp. It’s much better. Textured and deep. 9.1 to 9.2. Nice complexity develops as well. Lacey. Really good. — 4 years ago
Una curiosidad de 14€. Nota comercial Lavinia:
Recuero & Co, Mélangé Clairet, 2018 es un vino clarete mestizo sin sulfitos añadidos elaborado con uvas procedentes de viñedos históricos de Sierra de Gata (Villamiel, Cáceres) y de los antiguos territorios de Guzquía en Toledo con la variedad serrana ojo de liebre (30%), con la pinot noir de Toledo (60%) y otras.
La familia Recuero se dedica a la viticultura y a la elaboración de vinos desde 1873. Sus viñedos y bodega se encuentran en Villanueva de Alcardete, población situada en el centro de España, al Noreste de la provincia de Toledo. — a year ago
Heartbreaking story behind this incredible wine. — 3 years ago
David Shaw
Le Pech d’André, Caracole, Clairet d’Aramon Nature. Pays d’Hérault, Languedoc. Stumped the experts with this one. It’s like a light red-colored rosé, 95% Aramon noir, 5% Grenache noir, a bit cloudy, freshly grapey aroma and flavor. Fairly intrusive skin astringency initially, so decant at last a couple of hours. Drank great 24 hours later. First time drinking this variety. Not as impressive as some Sandlands heirloom varietals like Cinsault, but I’d like to try some more Aramon. — 2 months ago