Parra Jimenez
Friend & Farmer La Mancha Verdejo
Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
This wine was labeled biodynamic by the merchant. It has a nice earthy essence.
This wine was labeled biodynamic by the merchant. It has a nice earthy essence.
Nov 28th, 2021
Full of aromatic energy. Much livelier than Gulp/Hablo.
Full of aromatic energy. Much livelier than Gulp/Hablo.
May 25th, 2021equal mix of underripe citrus fruit and tropical fruit. underripe lemon, straw, underripe pear, pineapple, green banana skin. solid for $12 bucks (organic)
equal mix of underripe citrus fruit and tropical fruit. underripe lemon, straw, underripe pear, pineapple, green banana skin. solid for $12 bucks (organic)
May 20th, 2021
Lemon/lime, green apple flavors. Bright acidity.
Lemon/lime, green apple flavors. Bright acidity.
Jan 31st, 2021
Heavy body with no backbone - almost bright & citrusy enough to be refreshing, but too viscous to be enjoyable. Wish I’d spent the $10 others have posted instead of the $18 I did!!
Heavy body with no backbone - almost bright & citrusy enough to be refreshing, but too viscous to be enjoyable. Wish I’d spent the $10 others have posted instead of the $18 I did!!
Dec 8th, 2019Easy summer drinking. Good value for $10
Easy summer drinking. Good value for $10
May 27th, 2019
... Watermelon, pineapple, green pear, fennel, anise, light bodied, low tanning, crisp delight with a bitter herb finish that add personality and nerve ... No Much ! But just enough ... this particular “manchego” is somehow more inclined to the sweet fruits that other wines from the region ... If I got to guess the reason, I may think that this “manchego” may have been infused with “Portuguese” grapes known as verdelho... just maybe ... If that is the case looks like a good marriage.
... Watermelon, pineapple, green pear, fennel, anise, light bodied, low tanning, crisp delight with a bitter herb finish that add personality and nerve ... No Much ! But just enough ... this particular “manchego” is somehow more inclined to the sweet fruits that other wines from the region ... If I got to guess the reason, I may think that this “manchego” may have been infused with “Portuguese” grapes known as verdelho... just maybe ... If that is the case looks like a good marriage.
Mar 7th, 2019