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Cillar de Silos 'Estate' Tinto Fino 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Cillar de Silos 'Estate' Tinto Fino 2019
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World Wine – The Cillar de Silos Crianza is produced with the fruit from different old-vine plots (40 to 50 years of age) on sand and lime soils, feels quite classical, with aromas of ripe black fruit, spicy oak and an herbal side that adds freshness. The palate is remarkably fresh for the vintage, with polished, fine tannins and enough acidity. A very good crianza.

$68.20

or $64.79 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Bertrand Sourdais Hernando y Sourdais 'Antidoto' Tinto Fino 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
Bertrand Sourdais Hernando y Sourdais 'Antidoto' Tinto Fino 2020
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$68.20

or $64.79 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Dominio de Pingus 'Flor de Pingus' Tinto Fino 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
Dominio de Pingus 'Flor de Pingus' Tinto Fino 2020
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$302.25

or $287.14 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Dominio de Pingus Tinto Fino 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
Dominio de Pingus Tinto Fino 2020
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Robert Parker/Wine Advocate – I was really looking forward to the 2016 Pingus in bottle, as the sample I tasted last time promised to be one of the best (if not the best!) Pinguses to date. Few (if any) vintages of Pingus have shown such integration of the oak, especially considering the wine is so extremely young. It has precision and symmetry, elegance and austerity à la Audrey Hepburn. This 2016 is like an updated version of the 1996, produced with a lot more knowledge that helped them find this purity, freshness and elegance. Peter Sisseck described it as seamless, and I could only agree. He also said that this is probably his ideal of what the wine from Ribera del Duero should be. The wine was kept in barrel for an extra couple of months and was finally bottled in August 2018; there were 8,100 bottles produced. It delivered all the sample promised, and perhaps a bit more...

$3,092.25

or $2,937.64 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Telmo Rodríguez ‘Matallana’ Tinto Fino 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Telmo Rodríguez ‘Matallana’ Tinto Fino 2019
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Robert Parker/Wine Advocate – "The 2019 Matallana is a blend of 85% Tinto Fino with some 15% other varieties such as Valenciano (Bobal), Navarro (Garnacha) and even white Albillo. 2019 was a very classical vintage with power, concentration and plenty of tannin, and the wine should develop and benefit from extended time in bottle. The wine feels very young and primary, with integrated spices from the élevage in oak, a medium to full-bodied palate, powerful and concentrated but very balanced. As I said in previous years, it's a Ribera like the ones from yesteryear! 18,676 produced with the selected grapes from 21 hectares of vineyards. It was bottled in July 2021."

$232.50

or $220.88 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Joven de Silos Tinto Fino 2021
Joven de Silos Tinto Fino 2021
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$38.75

or $36.81 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Dominio de Es Tinto Fino 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Dominio de Es Tinto Fino 2021
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$286.75

or $272.41 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Dominio de Es ‘La Mata’ Tinto Fino 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Dominio de Es ‘La Mata’ Tinto Fino 2021
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$1,387.25

or $1,317.89 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Dominio de Es ‘La Diva’ Tinto Fino 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Dominio de Es ‘La Diva’ Tinto Fino 2019
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$1,937.50

or $1,840.63 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Dominio de Es ‘Carravilla’ Tinto Fino 2021-Red Wine-World Wine
Dominio de Es ‘Carravilla’ Tinto Fino 2021
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$1,387.25

or $1,317.89 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Ribera Del Duero, nestled in the northern plateau of Spain, is renowned for its unique microclimate and varied soils, lending to the distinct character of its wines. This region's history traces back centuries, where ancient winemaking traditions have been passed down through generations. Here, the Tempranillo grape reigns supreme, producing wines that are rich, full-bodied, and teeming with complex flavors. The region's altitude, with vineyards reaching heights of 800 meters above sea level, contributes to the sharp temperature differences between day and night. This diurnal variation aids in the perfect ripening of the grapes, imbuing them with a perfect balance of acidity, tannin, and fruitiness. The Duero River winds its way through the region, not only giving it its name but also influencing the terroir and serving as a life source for the vineyards. Ribera Del Duero, with its rich history and unique geographical attributes, truly stands out as a wine region par excellence.
Ribera Del Duero is a captivating wine region located in the northern plateau of Spain, spreading across four provinces: Burgos, Segovia, Soria, and Valladolid. It's a significant part of the historic Castilla y León region. The region is bisected by the Duero River, from which it derives its evocative name. The flowing river not only nourishes the vines but also shapes the topography, climate, and identity of the region, making it an integral part of Spain's viticultural tapestry.
Absolutely! Ribera Del Duero is renowned for producing high-quality wines that cater to various price points. Its offerings range from young, vibrant wines to well-aged, sophisticated vintages. The region's dedication to maintaining strict production standards has solidified its reputation for excellence. While some of the iconic wines from top bodegas can fetch higher prices due to their limited production and exceptional aging potential, many fantastic options offer great value for their price, making Ribera Del Duero a favorite among both connoisseurs and everyday wine enthusiasts.
The singularity of Ribera Del Duero stems from a combination of factors. Its unique terroir, characterized by high altitude vineyards, sharp diurnal temperature variations, and diverse soil compositions, plays a pivotal role in grape cultivation. The presence of the Duero River adds to its charm, influencing the climate and providing vital sustenance. Moreover, the region's rich history of winemaking, dating back centuries, is intertwined with its cultural fabric. Traditional methods merge seamlessly with modern innovations, resulting in wines that are both authentic and contemporary.
Ribera Del Duero is most celebrated for its red wines, primarily made from the Tempranillo grape, locally known as Tinto Fino. These wines are noted for their deep ruby color, robust structure, and complex aromas of dark fruits, leather, and spices. Depending on the aging process, they can be classified as Joven, Crianza, Reserva, or Gran Reserva, each offering a distinct tasting profile and aging potential.
The best wines from Ribera Del Duero are a reflection of the region's dedication to excellence. Some iconic names include Vega Sicilia's "Unico," Dominio de Pingus, and Tinto Pesquera. These wines, characterized by their depth, complexity, and longevity, are often considered benchmarks in the world of Spanish reds. However, the region also boasts a plethora of boutique wineries that produce outstanding wines, showcasing the diversity and richness of Ribera Del Duero's viticultural legacy.