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  • Country ranking ?

    174
  • Producer ranking ?

    7
  • Decanting time

    2h
  • When to drink

    2020-2035

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The Story

Alejandro Fernández is the living image of a self-made man. He had always dreamt of setting up his own winery and making great red wines while he was making a living doing different jobs as a young man. Following on from the family tradition learnt from his father, Alejandro would make wine each year from the grapes of his small vineyard. However, he had to wait until 1972 to have his own real winery. It had a small 16th century winepress wher...

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Alejandro Fernández is the living image of a self-made man. He had always dreamt of setting up his own winery and making great red wines while he was making a living doing different jobs as a young man. Following on from the family tradition learnt from his father, Alejandro would make wine each year from the grapes of his small vineyard. However, he had to wait until 1972 to have his own real winery. It had a small 16th century winepress wher...

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Tasting note

color

Medium

ending

Long, Extensive and Flavorful

nose

Youthful and Opulent

taste

Average in Acidity, Balanced, Concentrated, Well-structured, Harmonious, Ripe, Fruity and Silky tannins

Verdict

Exotic and Full-bodied

Written Notes

The nose on the second red reminded me of a Rhone wine, but it was deeper and more concentrated than the average one. Cuvee Cathleen crossed my mind. Its palate was big, beefy and roasted with a kiss of earth and a long, concentrated and smoky finish. Guesses were all over, including Italy. The wine was meaty and nutty and finished well with caramel kisses. It was a 1991 Pesquera Ribera del Duero Cuvee Janus. Someone said that Janus was a two-faced god who looked to the past and future at the same time. Deep (93).
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Origin

Valladolid, Ribera de Duero
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