The shop had a small selection of Portuguese wines and I only had about $15 in my wallet, so I chose a inexpensive Quinta Da Cortezia 2004 Reserva. blend of Touriga Nacional, Merlot and Tinta Roriz (tempranillo) Winemaker's Notes: "The reserve is a very deep black ruby in colour. Drink now or through the next 5 years." Great Buy! MORE >>

Among the innovative trends is the production of organic wines such as the Mutuo 100% Tempranillo and the Mutuo Crianza, a blend of 85% Tempranillo, 10% Mazuelo and 5% Garnacha. Based on what I found on the net, it is probably a 2004. The second night I had the 100% Tempranillo. he created the VIÑA HERMOSA brand. MORE >>

1- 1999 Lopez de Heredia Bosconia $28 Grapes: Tempranillo Garnacho, Mazuelo and Graciano Rioja, Spain (wasnt showing particularly well, however, I was happy with is lots of folk identified spice and dill.) 5- 2004 Olivier Cousin Pur Breton $15 Grapes: Cabernet Franc Anjou, Loire (one of the nights winners! What I was in charge of? MORE >>

If you love Spanish wine, you know that Tempranillo is one of the most popular red grape varieties. This same wine in Crianza form 2004) was richer, more concentrated, with spicy, peppery red fruit. Lobster Course. As it is grown in many areas of Spain, it goes by a variety of local names. First, a bit of geography. MORE >>

From La Mancha region of Spain, Tempranillo is a beautiful grape with definite style, and this one displays deep purple/ruby tones and aromas of dark berries, spices and a hint of powdered sugar. This bottle was brought to the table by my friend Brendan and was tasted along with Costieres de Nimes from France MORE >>