It’s good, but pricey. And perhaps a better taste than just the Tempranillo from these guys.

It’s a clear, bright, medium depth ruby violet colored wine. Owing to the Cab in this one, there are better berry notes, but not much of a nose for me on this one. There are also some nicely modulated tannins, and moderate acidity. Best for dinner.

Good, complex, with a whiff of petroleum. It would take a more cultured nose than mine to respect its price range.

– Silenus, Grade: C

Grade: B+ Price: $32

Inwood Estates
2004
Tempranillo Cabernet Sauvignon
Texas