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Pedernales Cellars

Texas Tempranillo

8.968 ratings
8.76 pro ratings
Texas, USA
Tempranillo
Lamb, Tomato-Based, Polenta, Hard Cheese, Pork, Beef, Pasta, Mushrooms, Soft Cheese, Chicken, Venison, Exotic Spices, Potato, Turkey, Beans & Peas, Herbs, Baking Spices, Pungent Cheese, Duck, Salami & Prosciutto, White Rice, Chili & Hot Spicy, Lasagna, Pizza, Barbecue, Mexican Cuisine, Onion, Shallot, Garlic

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Top Notes For
Brett Jones
8.3

Pale ruby, coffee and redcurrants, dry, gentle tannins, ginger spice cake with a fine coating of strawberry jam.

Pale ruby, coffee and redcurrants, dry, gentle tannins, ginger spice cake with a fine coating of strawberry jam.

1 person found it helpfulApr 12th, 2015
Ron Yates
9.0

Great Texas Tempranillo. Both TX High Plains and TX Hill Country fruit pair beautifully together. Sour cherry and fresh mint with plenty of wood spice and nice acid. Well done David.

Great Texas Tempranillo. Both TX High Plains and TX Hill Country fruit pair beautifully together. Sour cherry and fresh mint with plenty of wood spice and nice acid. Well done David.

Mar 1st, 2017
Matt Trader
8.8

Texas temp! I have to admit, of all the Texas wines I've tried to date, this one was one of the better ones for sure. It would be hard to distinguish this one from true Rioja. The nose was nice, showing a bouquet of Spanish cedar, leather, and mint. The pallet was much like a Crianza style, exhibiting notes of dark cherries, wood spices, smoke, and a smooth, but lingering finish.

Texas temp! I have to admit, of all the Texas wines I've tried to date, this one was one of the better ones for sure. It would be hard to distinguish this one from true Rioja. The nose was nice, showing a bouquet of Spanish cedar, leather, and mint. The pallet was much like a Crianza style, exhibiting notes of dark cherries, wood spices, smoke, and a smooth, but lingering finish.

Mar 30th, 2016
Ron Yates
9.0

Gingerbread spice with soft tannins. Drinking great!

Gingerbread spice with soft tannins. Drinking great!

Jul 2nd, 2015
Ivy Hover

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8.6

#TempranilloDay
Nice acid but nor varietal specific.

#TempranilloDay
Nice acid but nor varietal specific.

Nov 14th, 2014
Jeremiah Diaz
8.2

After a couple of bottles, this one was pretty good.

After a couple of bottles, this one was pretty good.

Oct 9th, 2022
Edd Spencer
8.8

Amazing Texas Tempranillo for the price point. Fruit forward with a light finish, will buy again.

Amazing Texas Tempranillo for the price point. Fruit forward with a light finish, will buy again.

Aug 21st, 2020
Albert Phelps
9.0

Delicious and smooth. First wine from Texas. Undertones of tar and pine with spice on the finish.

Delicious and smooth. First wine from Texas. Undertones of tar and pine with spice on the finish.

Oct 27th, 2019
Ken Cassady
8.8

Great Texas Temp. Paired well with Axis Steaks and acorn squash.

Great Texas Temp. Paired well with Axis Steaks and acorn squash.

Nov 8th, 2018
Andrew Edson
9.0

Had a wine party and this was the surprise favorite.

Had a wine party and this was the surprise favorite.

Jul 30th, 2017