Red Blend

A simple Tempranillo blend from Spain. Showing black and red fruits with earth, light wood, spices, coffee and dark chocolates.

Medium plus in body with medium plus acidity. Tangy, and a good food wine.

Easy drinking with a tangy finish and soft tannins.

A blend of 75% Tempranillo and 25% Garnacha.

14.1% alcohol by volume.

84 points.

$10.

Deep purple in color; black cherries, cigar box, and dried strawberries on the nose; medium plus acidity; medium plus tannins; tastes like sour cherries, dried flowers, wet gravel, and a hint of eucalyptus with a long finish. This may not be a crowd pleaser due to the dried flowers and eucalyptus, butI like it.

Middle-of-the-road wine. Worth the money, but not significant.

Missing something. Funny aftertaste.

For $10, it’s good!

Slightly smokey, easy drinking, medium body.

Color of clear purple with some hue of ruby. Nose of black cherry, plum, milky chocolate, medicinal syrup, ripe grapes, oak, and spice. Nose is plenty and fruity. Taste of good tannins and acidity, ripe grapes and mineral, some berries notes, peppery, medicinal syrup, good content of flavors. Aftertaste medium with a bit more vanilla and zesty note. Good flavors!

Strong legs and deep red color. Very opaque. Dark berries and chocolate and spice on the nose. Less full than I imagined but the fruit and tannin are better after you let it open up a bit.

Pretty good

Eady drinking, crowd pleasing and well balanced. Big lush dark fruit with chocolate and oak flavors. Hard to beat for $10.