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 […]
Tag Archives: Tempranillo
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 […]
Angullong Fossil Hill Tempranillo 2019
The 2018 is still available from Angullong, so this review will hopefully get you ready for the next release. Note, bottle image is of the 2018, but naught has changed. […]
Cape Mentelle Rosé 2018
A true red blend of the wonderful fruits that Cape Mentelle have access to: Shiraz, Tempranillo, Zinfandel, Grenache, Pinot Noir, Sangiovese, Mourvedre, Nebbiolo and maybe even a smidge of Graciano. […]
West Cape Howe Rosé 2020
WCH have kept the blend of Tempranillo and Shiraz for this vintage. Bottled in the light-weight glass: Lean & Green. West Cape Howe, Rosé, Tempranillo, Shiraz, Western Australia, 2020 Light, […]
Heirloom Vineyards Anevo Fortress 2019
From the hands of Elena Brooks and Rosie Signer comes Heirloom Vineyard’s flagship Iberian blend of Grenache (60%), Touriga (25%) and Tempranillo (15%) Heirloom Vineyards, Anevo Fortress, McLaren Vale, 2019 […]
Nick Spencer Wines Medium Dry Red 2019
Truth in labelling writ large. Or medium in this case. A blend of Shiraz (58%), Cabernet Sauvignon (32% ), Tempranillo (5%) and Touriga (5%) Nick Spencer Wines, Medium Dry Red […]
Di Giorgio Tempranillo 2019
A winemaking shift in direction here for the Tempranillo, previous vintages saw French and American oak for 18 months (Crianza style) while this only see 12 months in older oak […]
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