
2021
Region
Spain › Galicia › Vino de Mesa
Type
red · still
Grapes
Brancellao, Caíño Longo, Sousón, Espadeiro
Alcohol
12%
Volume
750 mL
Sugar
0.2 g/L
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Funny how wine works. First bottle was shallow as a puddle - no cork taint, just... wrong. Like the wine had given up on life. Thank fuck we had another bottle. Complete transformation - the wine I'd been waiting for. Cherry and wild strawberry tangle with red apple and damp earth, plus this distinct Borodino bread character that takes me straight home. Fresh, juicy, with acid that makes your mouth water for the next sip. What's brilliant is how it's settled over the past year - still sophisticated but now genuinely charming, like it's finally comfortable in its own skin. Approachable excellence.
This wine is wonderful---consistent, delicious, and sophisticated, yet it remains approachable. It offers aromas of cherry, wild strawberry, red apple, damp earth, and a hint of Borodino bread. On the palate, it's fresh and juicy, with a red-apple-like acidity and tannin. The finish is elegant and mouthwatering.
This wine consistently delivers pleasure in every bottle. It's well-crafted and approachable with a satisfying degree of complexity. Its profile includes cherry, wild strawberry, red apple, and hints of wet earth. The tannins are medium-light, complementing its good acidity and structure. It's a juicy and well-balanced wine.
What a charming Galician blend. Juicy, seamless, delicious and easy. Cherry, wild strawberry, red apple and wet earth. Medium-light tannin, good acidity and structure.