Clocking
in at 14.8% abv, this Texas High Plains Tempranillo is packed with rich fruit
and a lush, smooth sensation on the palate. It pours a very dark ruby hue for a
Tempranillo and will fill the air with aromas of black cherry and some fig.
Take that first sip or two and enjoy those flavors of blackberries and plums.
You might sense a hint of licorice, as well. The mouthfeel can be a bit heavy
initially, but nothing a good appropriate pairing can’t compliment. Let’s call
this red beast medium all around for the acids, body, and tannins. Enjoy this
one well, wine friends!
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