We paired against the 2004 R.Lopez. The majority of the participants in the rating chose the R.Lopez. However , the "g" opened over time with dried floral aromas and anise.
We paired against the 2004 R.Lopez. The majority of the participants in the rating chose the R.Lopez. However , the "g" opened over time with dried floral aromas and anise.
Jun 28th, 2017
typical Toro: a lot of everything, big and bold with jammy fruit, vanilla, oak, figs, black fruit, milkchocolate, spices and licorice. Good length! Nice!
typical Toro: a lot of everything, big and bold with jammy fruit, vanilla, oak, figs, black fruit, milkchocolate, spices and licorice. Good length! Nice!
Oct 20th, 2019
On opening, the nose was really interesting. Some definite barrel funk, pepper, spice, Cassis and cherry. After an hour or so the funk blew off and the fruit become more forward. An awesome palate, medium to full bodied, lots of black fruits. Amazingly long finish with plenty of tannin left to go another 5 years.
On opening, the nose was really interesting. Some definite barrel funk, pepper, spice, Cassis and cherry. After an hour or so the funk blew off and the fruit become more forward. An awesome palate, medium to full bodied, lots of black fruits. Amazingly long finish with plenty of tannin left to go another 5 years.
Apr 11th, 2017
Toro, Castilla y León, Spain
