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Reserva Valdepeñas, Spain Too old to run in the Derby but this five year old wine is released at just the right age, having shed the frivolity of youth but not so old to have become stodgy. This Reserva Tempranillo strikes the right balance. More Details |
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| Anciano
Gran Reserva Valdepeñas, Spain Old guys rule! Never mind failing eyesight, a weak arc on your jumper and sagging body parts, some great things come with age. Like the sophisticated flavors and mellow wisdom of this Gran Reserva. Youth is overrated. More Details |
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| Alta
Marca Madrid, Spain Familiar bed fellows: Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Merlot blended together with a splash of Tempranillo from the region of Madrid . It tastes three times the price and delivers on the promise of Spain as a hotbed for world class winemaking and that Madrid can deliver international varietals in an urbane offering. More Details |
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| Barbadillo VDT, Spain Got Oysters? There have been many synergistic combinations through the ages: Peanut butter & jelly, gin & tonic, Jagger & Richards, and most recently Verdejo & Palomino, the classic grape of Sherry, married here in this perfect seafood wine collaboration. More Details |
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| Castillo
Real Bullas, Spain Southern Spain serves up this sultry number at a price that shames most wine on the shelf today. Castillo Real is the real deal from Bullas - a high elevation old growing region with new DO status. More Details |
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Burro Cariñena, Spain Brevity is the soul of wine sales! Instead of reaching for the tongue tying Marquesa de Estrella de Salamanca de Arroyo Concepcion grab a bottle of El Burro. This juicy Garnacha is easy on the tongue. Double entendre intended. And you won’t feel like, well, an ass, when asked what you’re drinking. Because pronouncing ‘oenophile’ is hard enough! More Details |
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Familia Rioja, Spain Acres of soft fruit roll out of the glass with this exciting Tempranillo heralded as “one of the best Riojas on the market today… luscious and easy to drink, yet with a complexity that you expect from the great wines of Europe”. More Details |
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LA BRUJA Mendoza, Argentina Bewitching! All 675 cases of this luscious malbec were sourced from a single 10 acre parcel in Maipu, Mendoza. Olivier Ruhart, a transplanted Bordeaux winemaker living in Mendoza , found the sweet spot between easygoing and serious. |
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LAN Rioja, Spain Rioja in 3 letters! In the upper echelon of Rioja names these perennially top scoring wines from Rioja are available in select states via Well Oiled Wine Co. - LAN Reserva 2004 - LAN Crianza 2005 |
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del Brujo Calatayud , Spain Shazam! The “Wizard’s Sleeve” is magical. Cooked up by our own sorcerer Norrel Robertson (He’s actually a winemaker, but Sorcerer sounds cooler). This sophisticated effort blows the doors off most southern Rhone wines. Nary a flaccid note in this baby. More Details |
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Luna Calatayud , Spain Holy Papacy! This Garnacha/Syrah blend from ancient bush vines by our winemaker/MW/friend Norrel Robertson pays homage to Pope Luna, the last of the Avignon Popes, born near the slate vineyards in Calatayud. This beauty could bring you to prayer or rethink that sobriety vow. More Details |
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| Pico
Madama Jumilla, Spain You’d have to wear through a lot of shoe leather to find another wine of this power and concentration. The perfumed aromatics and layers of spice in this beast from Jumilla inspire shock and awe from aficionados, reviewers and Joe consumer alike. More Details |
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Pilgrimage Mencia Bierzo , Spain Lining the hills along The Pilgrimage route to the burial site of St. James, Mencia is one of Spain ’s most wonderful native grapes. A pit-stop for a glass of this Mencia would have kept a Pilgrim motivated to continue the long journey. We’ve taken this noble grape from this ancient spiritual terroir and through the marvels of modern winemaking created, if not exactly holy water, at least a consumable shrine to the grape and region. More Details |
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| Rojo
Mojo La Mancha, Spain This easy-drinking Spanish red is sweeping the country: "Nice quaff", "I'm sold", "In love with it", "Terrific value", "Fruity and fun". Pick up a bottle and add your own voice to the chorus. More Details |
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| Sierra
Carche Jumilla , Spain A barnburner! “Don’t get high on your own stuff” is generally good advice so we’ve reluctantly decided to sell this Monastrell/Petit Verdot/Malbec blend from Jumilla rather than drink it all ourselves. It carries a 96 point score from the Wine Advocate’s Jay Miller. Get it while it’s hot, and before we change our minds. More Details |
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Sierra Santiago La Mancha, Spain Terrific Value! Smack in the middle of Don Quixote’s old stomping grounds sits the winery that produces Sierra Santiago. These wines represent some of the best values on the store shelf today. - Sierra Santiago (Red) - Sierra Santiago (White) |
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| Tagonius
Crianza Madrid, Spain Deeply satisfying. Powerful yet understated, this limited production, award-winning, rare gem comes from the elite (and rarely exported) Madrid winemaking region. Aromas of candied fruits, vanilla and toasted wood lead to concentrated fruit, leather and spice on the palate. More Details |
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| Tres Barcos Toro, Spain An inky blast of fruit drives this powerful, concentrated Spanish red from Toro. Tinta de Toro was loved by Christopher Columbus and chosen as his house red on his trip across the Atlantic to the new world. More Details |
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| Vega
Barcelona Cava Penedes, Spain NV This Spanish Cava is crisp and citrusy. An elegant and affordable sparkling wine guaranteed to put a smile on your partner's face and save your wallet from the trauma of a pricey French Champagne. More Details |
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