Álcool 14,0%.
Degustado na Vinícola - Almoço — 3 months ago
Great balance of fruit and acid. East drinking. — 4 months ago
16 years old and still going strong with beautiful tertiary aromas combined with fruity freshness. — 5 months ago
Been a minute. But glad to find this one again at Cantina in Sifnos. Clean lemony nose. Light lemon and sea salt. Slight hints of white peacb. — 4 days ago
Pisano RPF Tannat 2021 🇺🇾
A bold statement from Uruguay’s signature grape.
Crafted from 100% Tannat, this wine is part of Pisano’s most prestigious line, with RPF meaning Reserva Personal de la Familia, originally held back for family use only. Aged for 10–12 months in French oak, this is a powerful, intense, and deeply expressive red that doesn’t hold back.
On the nose: Explosive aromas of black plum, blackberry, charred tobacco, leather, and a heavy dusting of dark spices.
On the palate: A dark-fruited cascade, plum, blackberry compote, and baking spices unfold with layers of earthy, savory depth. Expect firm, drying tannins (classic Tannat!) balanced by juicy fruit and oak integration. Give it time, as it needs a good decant to fully show its hand.
Mouthfeel: Dense, textured, with a long, flavorful finish that sticks with you.
Food pairing? A must. Think grilled meats, short ribs, or slow-cooked lamb.
A wine that commands attention and celebrates bold Latino character, pure power with soul.
Cheers! 🥂🔥 — 11 days ago
Really well balanced wine. Great tannin, acidity and texture. Lovely red fruit — 4 months ago
Oak. Sweet jam. Delicious! Smoky. Fruity. Concentrated. Later on, showing Chocolate nuance. Then, sourness. 2021 @, Vinsemble, 240406
Jammy, Rasin. Sweet red fruity. Not Spices. Tannin covered by fruity Godina 21 @, Vinsemble, 241230
Elegant, chalk, flower, cherry, raspberry. Vanilla harmonized. Sweet and spicy.
212@, Vinsemble, 250627 — 16 days ago
Very nice balance of earthiness and red fruit. Slight smokiness joins in as this opened up. Something I’ll gladly have around often. — 3 months ago
ESF
had this years ago and i feel like they've made some great strides: Monastrell from Yecla can be flabby fruit bombs, but this is a legit wine, great old vine material, had some of the secondary aromas & flavors from southern France, some of that feral quality, some iodine, white pepper along with copious amount of black & red fruit. polished & poised, smooth thru nice finish — 3 days ago