OH SO good. And for a very reasonable price in the 20’s. A spicy rendition, showing clove, white pepper and black tea on the nose (on top of to-be-expected-but-not-unwanted) of ripe red cherry. The palate brings in more green notes, contrasting the ripe fruit and fruitcake spices, but the acid is vibrant, and the tannins are scarcely there—this is a smooth, smooth glass of goodness. — 4 months ago
Appropriate accompaniment to ham and rosemary white bean, onion, tomato dish. ($22) — 6 months ago
Extremely bright with a distinct, beery funk. Lovely. — a month ago
Great red blend,especially for the price. Great flavor but still light. — 3 months ago
Like chablis — 4 months ago
Strong fruit aromas, moderate oak and tannins, red fruit flavors. Very nice Rioja wine. — 7 months ago
Galicia masterclass 🇪🇸. Native grape varieties. 10-12 in stainless, aged on lees. $43 — 3 months ago
Ramisco from Colares is one of my bucket list experiences so anytime I get to share (& it must be shared!)a bottle it’s a special experience indeed. Truffle, aged bark, blackberry must on nose; on palate those notes plus sour cherry concentrate, cassis, & forest leaves all in a light medium body. Did not decant & wondered if mildly corked (vs needing air). I experience these wines as remarkably evocative, & find my self transported to, for example, my English grandfather’s library in London,as a child, which I suppose is another way of saying it’s a”contemplative” wine. I also find the 500ml format an excellent way to sample aged, noble wine like this- the Goldilocks of proportion. I humbly bow to my dear friend for breaking this out. — 6 months ago
Adam Baker
Really good food and non-food wine. Still bright after 6 years. Look for more of this. Recd by Amelia. — 7 days ago