Tasting notes:Big nose of sweet berry pie, licorice, and spice
Full bodied and richly textured on the palate
Rich, layered finish of more berries, licorice, and spice
Summary:
Here's a very appealing wine from the Toro region of Spain. This region produces some big, powerful wines made from a local clone of the Tempranillo grape. While possessing ripeness and obvious oak influence, this wine has a bright future in the cellar as it continues to come together. Pair it with roasted meat, sauteed vegetables, or cheese. Keep Toro wines on the radar, and grab this one at $22 or so. Raise a glass!
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