It’s pricey. But one of the better Temparanillos I’ve tried.

It’s a clear, bright, medium depth ruby violet colored wine. There are some nice 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 sipping but the right dinner would work too.

Pretty good and nicely complex. Serve to pretentious business clients who think the price on the bottle equates to quality.

– Silenus, Grade: C+

Grade: B Price: $32

Inwood Estates
2005
Tempranillo
Texas