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Castillo De Almansa Reserva 2006

Tempranillo Tempranillo
Spain

$12.95 (270363)

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Steve Thurlow
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Steve Thurlow

This vibrant fruity red is a blend of tempranillo, monastrell and grenache grapes, all three common to Spain. It now...

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Edward Rasiulis
Edward Rasiulis

Med+ intensity of purple to ruby in colour. Highly aromatic showing purple lilacs, dark cherry, vanilla, Christmas cake, Bramble fruit pie, cloves & pine, sambuca & sandalwood . On the palate; medium minus tannins, med acidity, med to full body, balanced with a med+ length. Similar to the nose, there‘s Bramble fruit, Christmas cake, pine, vanilla, dark cherry, fig and plums. I simply love this wine as it’s easy to drink, very pleasant too on the nose and the taste, you can drink on its own or pair with grilled pork chop with sautéed shallots and oyster mushrooms, and it’s only $11.95! (LCBO has it often on sale for $10.95).

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Tasted: 10 May 2011

Score: 9.5/10, Value: 10/10, Total: 19.5/20

Out of 5 stars, I rated this wine: 4.5

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Norman Jack
Norman Jack

If you have any of the 2006 vintage still in your cellar, try it now. The added eight months in the bottle has made an amazing difference, smoothing the fruits and tannins and lengthening the finish. The 2007 vintage, now on the shelves, reminds me of the 2006 vintage a year ago...8 or 10 months in your cellar should bring it to the same level.

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Andrew Hunter
Andrew Hunter

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Very dark. Berries, baking spice, herbs and wood on the nose, some anise. Medium-full body. Fruity, oaky vanilla, good tannic balance. Well balanced. Great value.

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