Vinos del Viento
Seleccion Especial Cariñena
Cariñena, Aragón, Spain
Owner TomeVinos wine shops, WSET Level 3, Blogger www.spanishwinesandmore.com, blog.tomevinos.com
#carignane #carignan #cariñena #carinena with a pinch of #syrah from #spain #aragon deep ruby color, pronounced aromas of black fruit, herbal and balsamic aromas and flavors and a savoury smoked meat touch. Long finish.
#carignane #carignan #cariñena #carinena with a pinch of #syrah from #spain #aragon deep ruby color, pronounced aromas of black fruit, herbal and balsamic aromas and flavors and a savoury smoked meat touch. Long finish.
Nov 14th, 2020Owner TomeVinos wine shops, WSET Level 3, Blogger www.spanishwinesandmore.com, blog.tomevinos.com
I love this wine. so minty and rhubarb and toast on the nose. It breaks barriers it breaks anything I’ve known in wine so far. Pure old vine #carignan with a pinch of #syrah
I love this wine. so minty and rhubarb and toast on the nose. It breaks barriers it breaks anything I’ve known in wine so far. Pure old vine #carignan with a pinch of #syrah
Jan 17th, 2020
Second bottle of this, from a mixed bunch of Vinos del Viento I grabbed a few months back. Just as good as the first, huge character from a varietal that doesn't always get it's dues. Fair enough, as not many carignan wines offer complexity like this bottling. Love it 🥰🍒🌿🧱
Second bottle of this, from a mixed bunch of Vinos del Viento I grabbed a few months back. Just as good as the first, huge character from a varietal that doesn't always get it's dues. Fair enough, as not many carignan wines offer complexity like this bottling. Love it 🥰🍒🌿🧱
2 people found it helpfulDec 29th, 2020
Excellent QPR!
Nose: Roses on stems, raspberries, red plums, white pepper, warm dusty earth, smoke.
Palate: Sweet but tart raspberry candies up front, roasted red plums, craisins, smoke, lots of herbs on the mid-palate, bramble, flowers and stems, white pepper, vanilla, chocolate, and a touch of bitterness on the finish.
Sooo good with smoky octopus with bacon smashed potatoes and Romesco sauce:
https://www.sommstable.com/2021/05/Vinos-del-Viento-Carinena-with-Smoky-Octopus.html
Excellent QPR!
Nose: Roses on stems, raspberries, red plums, white pepper, warm dusty earth, smoke.
Palate: Sweet but tart raspberry candies up front, roasted red plums, craisins, smoke, lots of herbs on the mid-palate, bramble, flowers and stems, white pepper, vanilla, chocolate, and a touch of bitterness on the finish.
Sooo good with smoky octopus with bacon smashed potatoes and Romesco sauce:
https://www.sommstable.com/2021/05/Vinos-del-Viento-Carinena-with-Smoky-Octopus.html
85% Carignan, 15% Syrah
Iron bearing soil profile, undecipherable herbal/camphor/resinous note, barrel and old vine wood notes, slight non-brett funk (dunno, ?Flor?, interesting) fruit profile is darker than expected and the darkest fruit profile Ive had with Carignan.
Needs a 1-2 hr decant
Very interesting, fantastic QPR. Interested in exploring producers portfolio, and revisiting this and other vintages of Carignan.
85% Carignan, 15% Syrah
Iron bearing soil profile, undecipherable herbal/camphor/resinous note, barrel and old vine wood notes, slight non-brett funk (dunno, ?Flor?, interesting) fruit profile is darker than expected and the darkest fruit profile Ive had with Carignan.
Needs a 1-2 hr decant
Very interesting, fantastic QPR. Interested in exploring producers portfolio, and revisiting this and other vintages of Carignan.
Dense, powerful old vine carignan that takes it's time opening up. Layered with black fruit, sage, five-spice and ferrous red clay. One of the most mineral driven reds I've had in a while. Just enough acid to avoid heaviness, with the alcohol mostly in check. Has another 5 years ahead, but very nice now. 🥩🌿🧱
Dense, powerful old vine carignan that takes it's time opening up. Layered with black fruit, sage, five-spice and ferrous red clay. One of the most mineral driven reds I've had in a while. Just enough acid to avoid heaviness, with the alcohol mostly in check. Has another 5 years ahead, but very nice now. 🥩🌿🧱
1 person found it helpfulNov 2nd, 2020