Light brick in the glass… shockingly light in color, aroma, mouth-feel and finish… BUT the perfect lively acidity makes for a very pleasant dinner partner. Not a hint of jammyness…varietally correct? Who knows, but memorable comfort food match w/home, seared farm burgers, fried potatoes and onions, and late harvested beets with honey snd citrus zest.
Light brick in the glass… shockingly light in color, aroma, mouth-feel and finish… BUT the perfect lively acidity makes for a very pleasant dinner partner. Not a hint of jammyness…varietally correct? Who knows, but memorable comfort food match w/home, seared farm burgers, fried potatoes and onions, and late harvested beets with honey snd citrus zest.
Nov 15th, 2021
Candied cherries, orange peel, dust, pepper, some grippy tannins, super long finish. Delicious. Wish I had the patience to see it age.
Candied cherries, orange peel, dust, pepper, some grippy tannins, super long finish. Delicious. Wish I had the patience to see it age.
Dec 25th, 2020
A totally different rendition of Grenache than the Alto Moncayo.
Lovely fresh red fruits taking the lead over dark berry fruits. A vibrant palate gains a bit weight on the medium body over time, with vivid acidity. Smooth cinnamon filled lightly sweet tannins.
Should have tasted this before the Alto Moncayo.
A totally different rendition of Grenache than the Alto Moncayo.
Lovely fresh red fruits taking the lead over dark berry fruits. A vibrant palate gains a bit weight on the medium body over time, with vivid acidity. Smooth cinnamon filled lightly sweet tannins.
Should have tasted this before the Alto Moncayo.
Nov 17th, 2020
Paso Robles, Central Coast, California, USA
