A wine from Jorge Ordóñez and his winemaking team. Pale lemon with crisp stone fruit and citrus aromas. On the palate apple, pear and melon flavors with lemon citrus, consistent offering from La Cana. Medium finish ending with fruit, spice and mineral tang. Nice value. — 3 years ago
Light and fruity — 4 years ago
Used this to cook Coq Au Vin. Was excellent to cook with and would buy again. Red berries, dry, flavor. Did not drink this and would probably not buy again to drink. — 6 years ago
Bright and fresh, a little effervescent — 6 years ago
Smooth yet full bodied with ripe fruit on palliate. Medium finish. — 6 years ago
Neighborhood wine store. Front end expected and typical, back end was a pleasant twist of under ripe white fruit with nice complexity. — 7 years ago
Nick really liked this Portuguese red! Went great with Portuguese stew meat and potatoes — 6 months ago
Brighter than Protocolo — 2 years ago
Smooth fruity aroma. Nuts and oak — 4 years ago
Smooth, not sweet, but fruity. Easy sipping, not much burn. But lighter not much texture. — 6 years ago
Owned in collaboration with Chris Ringland, Jorge Ordonez, Miguel Gil and others, located in Valley of La Aragona inside the Murcia district of Jumilla. Very dark Ruby, purple edges with floral fruit aromas & floral spice. On the palate blueberry & sweet black cherry flavors, savory with great mouthfeel, 24 months aging on French & American oak, the 70% Monastrell & 30% Cab Sauv has fine soft tannins, well integrated with oak, long finish ending with mineral tones, Will age well! — 6 years ago
Tad unctuous, oily, grassy, lemons and limes.
Better after a few minutes and with food. — 7 years ago
1) Can’t believe I have not reviewed this wine yet. 2) Appears to have gone through a label change, from the leaf one I know and look for.
Dry Moscatel from Andalucia - Sierra de Malaga.
Clear pale lemon.
Graham cracker (old vine) on the nose, orange flower, honey. Very pretty.
Dry, Crisp clean and lemony, with same graham cracker, orange flower, and honey, with lime in the finish. Med+ body, Med finish.. 14% ABV
Very good, drink now.
I don’t drink a lot of muscat wines, but this is one I keep an eye out for. — 7 years ago
as @Ray Vanderhoff says: great value red, very consistent thru vintage, balanced, complex & infinitely drinkable — 9 months ago
Ripe fruit but not over anything with enough freshness to carry it through. Soft and long. — 4 years ago
Balanced, fruity — 5 years ago
Flavorful! — 6 years ago
A joint venture of Jorge Ordonez, Bodegas Borsao and Chris Ringland, located in the town of Bulbuente (Zaragoza) Spain. Alto Moncayo is the flagship of the winery. A single-grape variety of Garnacha, from vines between 40 and 70 years old, aged in new barrels for 20 months. Bold aromas of fruit and spice. On the palate black fruit flavors, rich and full-bodied, with complex spice. Fine tannins, savory, good structure ending with a smoky character. Very nice! — 6 years ago
At Bull and Bear w Kellie epically delicious! Number 2! — 7 years ago
Phil Kessling
Old Vine Albarino from a small Church vineyard. One of my favorite prodcuers. White flower, lemon zest, hint of salinity and screaming acidity. — 18 hours ago