A very good Tempranillo which deserves to be smashed with some yummy food.Juicy sour cherries in abundance with a savoury edge which includes sage and dried herbs. I really liked what this offers and it is most certainly a wine craving food. A splattering of eucalypt came through after time in the glass. Not something you'd expect with Tempranillo, but considering the fruit comes from Coonawarra, a surprise no more.
A little drying on the finish with a good length, I'd happily buy a bottle.
Ribs, tapas, pizza...happy days!
Who: DiGiorgio Family Wines
What: Tempranillo (13.5% alc)
Where: Coonawarra
When: 2012
How: $23
www.DiGiorgio.com.au
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