Goyo Garcia Viadero, Liebana, Cobero Tinto

Really good. Palomino lightens up the Mencia a bit but still a big wine. Lots of life left.

Day1: Pale transparent vivid red color. Nose from the glass - intense azelea flower, iron, prune (subtle/not expressive but still floral/bright). In mouth, additional layers of hawthorn (fresh and dried), pomegranate, and lime. Youthful. Very tight and sharp - tannin is not thick but with persistent astringency, same for acidity (not thick but persistent); however, both of them still taste elegantly sweet, featherly and focused due to optimal ripeness/concentration level standing on thin balance. Thrilling sense of tension. Day2: Opened …

dark and brooding. needs a lot of time to unfurl and show more elegant side that I know is there.

Absolutely love this wine. A cross between Morgon and Barolo is pretty accurate. Drinking great now and has potential to age. Touch of game, earth, more red fruit than dark. Worth seeking out.

Quick tasting at flatiron. Was so impressed. Liked all the wines in the line up. Purchased this for its immediate pleasure. While it can age, it is so appealing right now. These are top flight wines. I read someone say a cross between Morgan and Barolo. I see that, but would say Morgan and Vallana. I believe there isnt any oak treatment here, and it shows - in a great way. There is an unpretentiousness to this wine - you …