Bodegas Juan Gil
Comoloco Jumilla Monastrell
Quite good with an interesting bitter finish that begs for cheese
Quite good with an interesting bitter finish that begs for cheese
1 person found it helpfulMar 2nd, 2016Purer, fresher and better balanced than Juan Gil. Very sweet-fruited but not syrupy and soupy like most superficial new world wines because of its excellent fundamental notes.
Purer, fresher and better balanced than Juan Gil. Very sweet-fruited but not syrupy and soupy like most superficial new world wines because of its excellent fundamental notes.
Nov 21st, 2019Yes! The label grabbed my attention ! But a very nice wine deep fruitiness with a touch of bitterness
Yes! The label grabbed my attention ! But a very nice wine deep fruitiness with a touch of bitterness
Sep 14th, 2016Свежий, яркий, но почти без развития аромат (сладкое смородиновое варенье с кожицей, фиалка, алкогольно). Вкус яркий, сладит, немножко легковесно, пустовато. Танины подсглажены. Приятное, экспрессивное, выразительное, немножко рустичное вино, не отличающееся особой сложностью.
Свежий, яркий, но почти без развития аромат (сладкое смородиновое варенье с кожицей, фиалка, алкогольно). Вкус яркий, сладит, немножко легковесно, пустовато. Танины подсглажены. Приятное, экспрессивное, выразительное, немножко рустичное вино, не отличающееся особой сложностью.
Apr 6th, 2016Truth be told, the cool label got me. It's a 2012 Monastrell from Jumilla and tastes similar to other wines I've had from this region. Deep color and a full bodied wine, lots of dark red fruit with some spice including pepper. A very nice wine for the money...and a very cool label.
Truth be told, the cool label got me. It's a 2012 Monastrell from Jumilla and tastes similar to other wines I've had from this region. Deep color and a full bodied wine, lots of dark red fruit with some spice including pepper. A very nice wine for the money...and a very cool label.
Oct 25th, 2015