A good value, pure-tasting, easy-drinking wine for weekday dinners. Not especially concentrated but the flavors are very nice.
Absolutely pure-looking ruby. And I mean ruby, as in, take a ruby, and imagine it's a liquid. Nose is likely freshly put-up ripe raspberry jam, with a very subtle hint of clean cracked stones. Ripe and mouthfilling, with ripe raspberry fruit, good acids, full body, and a bit of soft tannin for structure. Not particularly concentrated, but fun to guzzle with dinner. B. Drink over the next year. Was $9.99 at Arrowine in Arlington. Imported by A W Direct, Inc, of Novato, CA.
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Do you have any idea if this is the same wine that used to be known as D'Aragon? The labels look really similar - same colors, same stylized dragon/shield...Garnacha from Carinena.
Anyway, that was a great wine that tasted just as you describe. For my money, there isn't a better $10 varietal than Grenache/Garnacha. I've got to find out now if this is the same stuff.
Seems more than plausible to me.
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