Veronica Ortega
Quite Valtuille Mencía
Bierzo, Castilla y León, Spain
Mild garnet color with purple accents. Funky bright nose that instantly draws you in. Rosemary up front with new leather and vanilla. Mushrooms are everywhere along with a touch of olive. Strawberries take over but in the good way.
Bierzo from Castilla y León and very Rhôneish in nature. Light bodied but with elegance and style. This wine has real personality that separates it from the pack. Lithe and lean with nice balance. Smoke and grilled meats abound on the palate. Fresh cherries, eucalyptus, and more rosemary. Fun stuff with depth.
Mild garnet color with purple accents. Funky bright nose that instantly draws you in. Rosemary up front with new leather and vanilla. Mushrooms are everywhere along with a touch of olive. Strawberries take over but in the good way.
Bierzo from Castilla y León and very Rhôneish in nature. Light bodied but with elegance and style. This wine has real personality that separates it from the pack. Lithe and lean with nice balance. Smoke and grilled meats abound on the palate. Fresh cherries, eucalyptus, and more rosemary. Fun stuff with depth.
Prunes, graphite, bing and maraschino cherry notes, sumac, caramelized balsamic, roast pear, a bit of grassy knoll, peppercorns, a touch of sea brine, and just lush pillowy tannins. It’s like a mixtape of Frank Ocean and D’Angelo—smooth and lush but with a nice undercurrent of complexity
Prunes, graphite, bing and maraschino cherry notes, sumac, caramelized balsamic, roast pear, a bit of grassy knoll, peppercorns, a touch of sea brine, and just lush pillowy tannins. It’s like a mixtape of Frank Ocean and D’Angelo—smooth and lush but with a nice undercurrent of complexity
Jul 3rd, 2020
I love Veronica Ortega’s grip on Mencia, delicious wine goes with any food and on its own.
I love Veronica Ortega’s grip on Mencia, delicious wine goes with any food and on its own.
Aug 17th, 2019
