Tasting Tempranillo | Spain's Flagship Red Wine Grape
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Do you know that Tempranillo is the 3rd most planted grape variety in the world? It's native to Spain and is a Spanish wine flagship variety. Learn more about this grape and three unique wines from Ribera del Duero and Castilla La Mancha in this video.
Wines featured in this episode:
Bodegas Zifar, Senda de los Olivos Crianza 2017
Bodegas Zifar, Caballero Zifar 2016
Bodegas Garcia Lara, La Viña de La Cueva Colorá Cencibel 2018
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Tempranillo 90% , garnacha, mazuelo y graciano this is the mix that produce the best Spanish wine , could be also 100% tempranillo or witn some graciano y mazuelo , amezing quality wine..
Gracias! I do like that blend too
Good video! My favorite tempranillo is either Astrales or La Rioja Alta SA. Also had a very good Rioja La Montesa Reserva Especial 2015 at 40 bucks: very good stuff!
Ahhhh all of those are very very good
I have only tries one Tempranillo (Garnacha blend) and it was incredibly tasty! need to try more
It's worth checking out more then! I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
@@drmatthewhorkey we dont get alot of them here (Georgia) and the ones we get are super overpriced
La Rioja Alta and Viña Ardanza my absolute favorite still, 904 waiting to opened, maybe tomorrow. 2nd best Pintia. Waiting to taste Valbuena and Unico one day. + many more...
Ahhhh La Rioja Alta does such great work!
Please go spend more time in spain, the wines are delicious- Some of my favourite wines are Pinea 17, Lan Culmen, Pago de Carraoveja, Pontacrator, Vina magna and Cava beats all sparkling wine based on value. I could go on forever. Love love spanish wine.
I LOVVEE Spanish wines and released a couple of VLOGs on them. It looks like I might be going to some lesser-known DOs in 2023!
In Moldova, one winery (Fautor) is growing Tempranillo and produces a very nice wine with it. Probably you tasted it when you was in Moldova.
Yes I like it but it’s not their best wine IMO
@@drmatthewhorkey Yes. The one I like the most is Ilustro red. but you probably like Negre, which is also very good.
Some of my favorits from RDD which I highly recommend are Resalte, Valduero, Nabal and Lopez Cristobal
Ohhh nice
Valduero 1 cepa and 2 racimos, pretty good wines but a little oaky
The Vega Sicillia Unico 2006 is actually the best wine that I ever tasted. Unfortunately we only had 1 bottle for 6 people, so I only had 2 small tasting pours but it was absolutely amazing. For my palate it's really a 100/100 points wine, although I didn't have many wines in a similar price range to compare it to.
Afterwards we ordered another bottle of a wine that would probably score like 90 points, so also a very nice wine but the difference was astounding.
That being said I also enjoy more affordable Spanish Tempranillos, it's currently my favourite red wine style together with Beaujolais.
Spoken like a wine pro!
@@drmatthewhorkey Thank you. Maybe saying that I am a wine beginner was not completely accurate, I mean I am 33 and the legal drinking age in Germany is 16, so that's a lot of time to drink wine xD
I think what still makes me a beginner though is, that while I had many wines in my life I am extremely bad at identifying wines. I mean I can tell a Zinfandel from a Pinot Noir but if you asked me to tell a Chilean Cabernet from a Bordeaux Cabernet/Merlot blend I would probably not be able to do it.
I mostly just bought wines and when I liked them I bought them again but for the longest time I didn't try to make any connection to a grape variety or a region for example. The only exception to this is that I had so many Rieslings that I discovered that I like that particular variety.
Most of my wine knowledge comes from only 3 RUclips channels (one of them being yours) and honestly, 6 months ago I didn't even know what Chenin Blanc was, or Gamay.
So while I can articulate what I like about a wine, there is still a lot of knowledge and blind tasting skill that I am lacking. It's very exciting though, there is so much still to learn and I really enjoy it.
Hahahahha I love German wines and the wine market there btw. Such a great selection at great price points and German wines are spectacular.
@@drmatthewhorkey Right, the white one Riesling very dry ( some times with some Gewürstaminer ) is spectacular lecker lecker
Good video, strange I havent see it before, seing it with a marselan - tannat blend, two grapes that I dont remember had being featured in your channel
Thanks! There are videos with both grapes on the channel.
@@drmatthewhorkey for tannat you ate rigth, there is a video for uruguayan tannat, but I have not found a marsellan video
It’s ollllld I think in the Montenegro playlist
👏🏼🍷😀 fully agree: one needs to spend more time in Spain 🇪🇸
If I were to pick on Tempranillo producer? Bodegas Roda! Love them
Ahhhh Roda, bigger and richer! I prefer R. Lopez de Heredia and La Rioja Alta... I'll b in Spain in late August!
@@drmatthewhorkey lucky bastard! 😀🍷 and of course, L R Alta is absolutely excellent 👌🏼
@@gunnarsonesson2570 I love their 890 and Vińa Ardanza... For some reason, Roda hasn't spoked to me. I guess I gotta try them again soon.
@@drmatthewhorkey Viña Tondonia (López de Heredia celler)... uuffhh amazing red wine ..; if you have the ocation try Marqués de Murrieta an other superb wine *****
@@miguelferrer9496 Lopez de Heredia i have last friday 2010 pretty good taste more fruity that i anticipated but not my liking....
I love tempranillo if you go to spain again come to Haro you have to taste Viña Ardanza (Rioja Alta), Imperial (Cune), Marques de Murrieta (Castillo de Ygay), Roda or taste some of la guardia wines like Torre de Oña Finca Martelo, Pujanza Finca Valdepoleo, we have very good wines in spain, for me Ribera it's overprice and overstimate... well we can say i'm a rioja entusiast. If you have the oportunity and taste some of that wines and you like them i have more sugestions. Best Regards
I love Rioja too and have been to Haro and visited all those producers except the last one. Gracias!
@@drmatthewhorkey Roda is very young vineyard but they are quality you can buy sela 2019 their cheapest wine (2019 best year since 2011 so if you like some rioja buy 2019 or wait to the 2019 :D), my recomendation buy imperial cune reserva 2017 that year they don't produce grand reserva because it's was a very fast year so they don't have the time they use the best grapes for the reserva (comparable to grand reserva 2004) really good wine for the price. (Viña Ardanza my favourite) And other recomendation if you like merlot you have to taste Enate Merlot Merlot (Somontano)
Ahh I agree with you, I know all of them. I actually am not a fan of the Roda style
@@drmatthewhorkey I'm not a fan of the roda style at start but now they go to more fruity style less oaky so i revaluate them maybe they need a little more acidity
Good to know!