Bought by friend. Really nice. Not expensive — 5 years ago
San lorenzo Chih — 6 years ago
Raspberries, cherries, blood orange, burnt orange peel, thyme, cedar and spice. Medium+. Smooth. — 7 years ago
New Year's Eve Wine! — 7 years ago
Dry and fruity, spicy finish. Let it air out for about an hour. — 8 years ago
A top example of serious Lambrusco. Ancestral method released after 3 years in the bottle before disgorgment. Steak wine, or for meditation — 9 years ago
Had it at NOC wine tasting and loved it — 3 years ago
El Puntido from Viñedos de Páganos is a 100% Tempranillo red wine from Rioja.
It is fresh, fruitforward with dark red fruits and quite some depth and length. Viñedos de Páganos is one of the many estates of the Eguren family, winemakers in Rioja with a 150 year history, amongst which Sierra Cantabria, San Vicente and La Nieta. — 4 years ago
100% Grenache from Madrid. Huge on the organics. Smoke, Earth and rubber on the nose. Earthy and minerals on the pallet. Jammy Fruit notes are prevalent on the mid-pallet. Complex and bold. Best with food. Quite a unique expression of an Old World wine. — 5 years ago
Earthy and punchy. Tasty — 7 years ago
Baby San Roman... American oak, vanilla, luxardo cherry, black olive. Soft, juicy dark fruit. Tannins are mellow. Drink now. Great QPR. — 8 years ago
Xarma Restaurant, San Sebastián, Spain — 8 years ago
Well balance, high acidity, red fruits can be kept in the cellar for a few years. — 3 years ago
Muy sabroso, suave, agradable en boca, frutas. — 4 years ago
The Brew Shop. Give it time to open up. — 5 years ago
A perfect Malbec. Smokey and full-bodied with a lingering finish. Winestyles Club selection April '19 — 6 years ago
Nyttårsaften 2017. Olav trodde han hadde kjøpt den i San Sebastian. — 7 years ago
Solid Rossi di Montalcino from a fantastic producer. Makes some of the best brunellos. — 8 years ago
Skin contact ancestrale method trabbiano blend. Intriguing wine that can pair with everything — 9 years ago
Tom Casagrande
This is the Artazu Pasos de San Martin Navarra, a varietal Garnacha. A bit sleepy before it gets air, it gradually Benjamin Buttons and develops a terrifically pure nose of kirsch and raspberry ooze, along with crushed rock dust and sandalwood. In the mouth it’s got intense fruit, but is laser-focused and has excellent acids. Zero flab.
Just enough tannin to package it all. Really nice rendition of Grenache. — 3 years ago