Tim Adams The Fergus 2017
I’ve double and triple checked the vintage and price for this wine. It’s correct. 5 years old and $25. I really don’t want to be Tim Adams’ accountant (and part […]
Tag Archives: Tempranillo
Clandestine Vineyards Tempranillo Rosé 2021
From Geographe in WA, just north of Margaret River and close to the ocean. The colour is incredibly pale, and due to limited skin contact with the juice, tech sheet […]
Serafino Bellissimo Sangiovese 2021
This one has some bling in the cupboard with a Gold medal and the Trophy for the Best Italian Red and also brought home the Trophy for Champion Wine of […]
Serafino Bellissimo Tempranillo 2021
Okay, Tempranillo hails from Spain and not Italy, but it fits the brief for the food friendly value that Bellissimo offers. Serafino, Bellissimo, Tempranillo, McLaren Vale, 2021 Bright purple in […]
Allegiance Wines The Fighter Tempranillo 2019
Allegiance Wine have their home in Chardonnay country of Tumbarumba, NSW, but here find fruit from a “single vineyard” in an unnamed region of South Australia. Allegiance Wines, The Fighter, […]
Shingleback The Bio Project Tempranillo Blend 2020
Shingleback are a proud winery partner of the McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project (MVBP): a joint initiative of community (Friends of Willunga Basin), Government (Natural Resource Management) and industry, represented by […]
Running With Bulls Garnacha 2021
Slight change in focus for typical Barossa with the release coming in the same vintage year to ensure vibrancy and zoosh. Made by young gun Sam Wigan out of the […]
Mr Mick Tempranillo 2018
Rioja via Clare. The current release and three years old. French oak maturation. Mr Mick, Tempranillo, Clare Valley, 2018 Macerated cherry and strawberry red fruit. Shredded tobacco herb/spice, light cedary […]
Mercer Wines Joven 2021
Hola! Tempranillo here from the inner and cool climes of Hilltops, NSW. Joven translates to “young” in Spanish, and while Rioja is a long way away, it shows its influence […]
Pikes Los Compañeros Shiraz Tempranillo 2018
Pikes = Riesling. No arguments. But when they turn their hand to juicy reds, its easy to see they’re adept at the dark arts as well. Note the winery has […]
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