2019
Spanish cheap wine, I love it almost as much as Italian sour wine... Well, "cheap" – in terms of price-quality ratio, only domestic Tsokur, Italian Astrale, and maybe Macedonia are better, although the latter is just my personal preference. Let's try to make at least a somewhat decent review.
Color: dark burgundy, almost opaque.
Nose: nutty and woody, with hints of bark and oak, wild rose, jam. It seems like blueberry.
Taste: strongly spicy, strongly tannic. Not over-dried, with distinct notes of simple black tea, tobacco, grains, and oak-earth. While I was tasting it, the whole bottle was gone... Let's consider that a plus. In short, you can fantasize about it, but in reality, it's unusual, powerful, and very drinkable.
I won't give it 91 points, like some "experts-who-knows-what-from-where." But it's good in itself, and it's simply an excellent value for the price. The nose and finish are a bit boring, but it's around 88/100.