Mourvedre and Petit Verdot
but it isn’t some d-list Stephen to Vincent Dauvissat’s Alec
’ unquestionably Monforte’s top cru
Didier’s changes in the cellar have amplified these qualities – the wines have never been more engaging and lovely
” –William Kelley
2024 Mary Taylor, MT2, Tempranillo, Castilla, Adrian De Pablo Sandrone Collection Mourvedre and Petit VerdotFrom: Castilla IGP, Spain Varietal: Tempranillo Taste: Exuberant, rounded, fresh, and bouncy red fruits like bing cherry and raspberry, then violet immediately appear from the first whiff. With some air, notes of fruit leather, hawthorn candy, wintergreen, plum skin, and leather appear. Its energetic palate is juicy, but make no mistake, this is still a dry wine, showing off gentle tannins, minerality, and chalk that call for a chill Absolutely