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1 magnum 2009 Cambrico Calabres $175 1 magnum 2008 Cambrico Calabres $175 Special clone of Garnacha brought back to life in the Cambrico vineyards. Unlike anything you have tried from Spain. Organic production. Only 153 magnums produced! |
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1 sixpack 2004 Cambrico Tempranillo $390 6pack 1 magnum 2004 Cambrico Tempranillo owc $135 Rated 92 by Josh Raynolds, Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar. “Deep, bright ruby. Blackberry and cherry-vanilla on the pungent, oak-spiced nose. Sweet, sappy and expansive, offering deep dark berry flavors lifted by juicy acidity. Exotic floral and spice notes gain strength with air and carry through a very long, seamless finish. Distinctly modern but I find it delicious.”
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1 magnum 2004 Cambrico Rufete $145 original wood case Certified organic, they follow biodynamic practices and encourage the native flora and fauna. Centuries-old vines, the red grape Rufete could very well be described as a Spanish version of Pinot Noir due to its lightness, delicate floral notes and mineral character. The wines are incredibly fresh, delicious, organic expressions of the beautiful Sierra de Francia.
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1 double magnum 1997 Palacios Finca Dofi Priorat $225 Alvaro Palacios is one of the founding fathers of modern era Priorat, and his Finca Dofi is based upon primarily Garnacha and roughly 5% Cariñena. Like his L’Ermita, Dofí combines power and richness with great breed and finesse. In most Priorat tastings that do not include L’Ermita, Dofí is the clear winner.
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2 magnums 1997 Palacios Les Terrasses Priorat $95 original wood case While originally conceived of as a value wine, Les Terrasses “Velles Vignes” has slowly evolved into the essence of what makes Priorat special. Terrasses is sourced from many of the region’s steepest and oldest vineyards. These magnums make for magical drinking.
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1 bottle 1989 Protos Gran Reserva Ribera del Duero $55 From vines 80+ years. Only made in excellent vintages. Is that the price? yes I think so!
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1 bottle 2009 Bodegas Roda Cirsion Rioja $295 89% Tempranillo and 11% Graciano
94+ Vinous “Opaque purple. Ripe blueberry, boysenberry and potpourri aromas are accented by flamboyant oak spices. Lush, sweet and viscous, with deep but energetic blackcurrant, vanilla, mocha and cinnamon flavors. Impressively lithe for its sweetness and power, finishing with excellent clarity and persistence. with 10 years of age, drinking spectacularly.”
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2 bottles 1969 Marquis y Murietta y Gay Rioja Reserva $265 each Old classic rioja is a bargain for fans of wine with age from great vintages.
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6 bottles 2008 Benjamin Romeo Contador $250 bottle 98 Points Wine Advocate “The 2008 Contador, one of Rioja’s benchmark wines, is composed of 86% Tempranillo and 14% Garnacha aged for 18 months in new French oak. It is a glass-coating opaque purple color with an exceptional bouquet of sandalwood exotic spices, lavender, incense, espresso, tapenade, and blackberry. Dense and mouth-coating, it deftly combines elegance and power in a structured wine that will easily achieve its 20th birthday and well beyond. Benjamin Romeo’s winemaking credentials include over 15 years as head winemaker at Bodegas Artadi, one of Rioja’s greatest producers, and two 100 point scores for his 2004 and 2005 Contador.”
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