Bodegas Volver Tempranillo Paso a Paso

Bodegas Volver

Other · Tempranillo
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87 /100
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32
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Taster #9566 · Jun 14, 2025
91/100
Found my notes from November 2013 when I first tasted this wine. I noticed the bold flavors and how everything was pronounced; the alcohol, sweetness and acidity were all high and it was very tannic. By all accounts, this wine shouldn’t have aged well but it’s very well balanced tonight and very much drinkable. Nice woodsy aroma fruity flavors. Another surprise find in the recesses of my cellar after my recent reorg. Wish I had more.
2009 vintage
Taster #8824 · Mar 2, 2021
85/100
good tasting tempranillo. It's nearing the end of it's life.
2017 vintage
Taster #2159 · Feb 9, 2019
86/100
Se nota fruta y madera.
2017 vintage
Taster #6799 · Nov 22, 2018
77/100
Dark inky purple hue, notes of plum and cherry, light oak.
2017 vintage
Taster #7391 · May 18, 2016
90/100
great deep ripe fruits
2009 vintage
Taster #2009 · Jan 30, 2016
88/100
Color is still fresh but tasted mature. A bit of volatile acidity. Red fruit and quite deep. Didn't notice any taste of wood. A bit disappointed for simplicity although it has body and depth. I didn't expect it to be ready to drink but it is. The alcohol content is 15% and too high. I can't say it is a wine that I like a lot. Drinkable but not a fan. It would work well for bringing depth and flavor …
2009 vintage
Taster #4932 · Jan 11, 2016
86/100
I've had this wine 4 times in my life. The first (in 2012) was the best, and it seemed to lose something every time I've had it since. This most recent time I wouldn't even have recognized this as the same wine. Drink on the young side.
2009 vintage
Taster #4932 · Sep 22, 2015
88/100
I remember first having this wine in a restaurant years ago on the Big Island of Hawaii, thoroughly enjoying its New World, big, bold red and black fruit with an interesting touch of tobacco. Years later, the tobacco is gone and it's a bit more subdued, still with good acid. My tastes have changed a bit and so has the wine. Gone is the tobacco, now fully integrated into the wine. Not overly complex, but a good value.
2009 vintage
Taster #0532 · Jun 3, 2015
90/100
Excellent. Just kept getting better the longer we let it age/cellar. Wonderful nuances and beautiful legs with a gorgeous finish.
2009 vintage
Taster #6927 · Apr 19, 2015
88/100
ne s'est pas bonifié avec le temps très vanillé et sucré pas de progression à revoir dans 2 ans
2009 vintage
Taster #7391 · Jan 18, 2015
89/100
EXTRAORDINARY wine can't beat it for 20$
2009 vintage
Taster #5731 · Oct 23, 2014
really solid, first time having this, in a great place...polished on day 2, a wine that really knows exactly who it is...
2010 vintage
Taster #1146 · Sep 29, 2014
90/100
Perfectly balanced now, solid fruit, fat legs and moderating alcohol. One of Ordonez' greatest QPR deliveries. Complexity beyond anything CA produces at this price point. Enjoy with steak, roast veal, or a nice pork chop...
2009 vintage
Taster #0184 · Sep 13, 2014
94/100
Amazing wine! It really "wowed" everyone! Dark-purple color. Nice bouquet on the nose with cherry being most markable, it followed with even greater sensation on the plate. Creamy, silky feel. Quite fruity, almost too sweet, but for me, it was perfect! Сherry, plum, vanilla, note of chocolate. Just a touch of heat/spices on the finish, to balance everything out. Don´t need any more time in the cellar, it´s perfect the way it is!
2009 vintage
Taster #4866 · May 13, 2014
91/100
see my previous note. Improving.
2009 vintage
Taster #9347 · Mar 14, 2014
90/100
Belle intensité fruitée, vin du plaisir!
2009 vintage
Taster #2494 · Feb 21, 2014
89/100
A great $15 wine. Nice flavors & balance, with the savory meaty note typical of my favorite tempranillos, without getting too smokey.
2009 vintage
Taster #1432 · Feb 18, 2014
87/100
Smooth, earthy
2009 vintage
Taster #6696 · Dec 12, 2013
New world style from Spain, typical for La Mancha as far as the region is concerned. Deep, dark, bold, with warm spices. Tough to go wrong with this for the price.
2009 vintage
Taster #0532 · Nov 22, 2013
90/100
Excellent! Keeps getting better with age; first bottle a year earlier wasn't nearly as good as this one.
2009 vintage
Taster #7549 · Nov 4, 2013
86/100
Struck me as out of balance and clumsy. The fruit is ripe and well delineated, but is muddled by overbearing tannic structure.
2009 vintage
Taster #4932 · Oct 30, 2013
89/100
89-90 points. Juicy, extracted and tasty with a touch of pipe tobacco. Not as complex as I remembered it.
2009 vintage
Taster #4558 · Oct 9, 2013
86/100
Red black and semi clouded. Berry and bramble nose with match flavor and hint of chocolate. Younger and simpler wine but smooth and great for the value
2009 vintage
Taster #2494 · Aug 7, 2013
90/100
Definitely a new world style with lots of fruit up front, but I love it when Spanish wines are made this way. I do, however differ from those who would describe it as jammy. There is a subtlety and finesse that wines in this price range rarely exhibit. There is mocha, a hint of smoke in the oak and an herbal essence to go with the abundant fruit. It's probably closer to an 89, but for $15, I'll round up.
2009 vintage
Taster #1416 · Jul 1, 2013
88/100
"Paso a Paso” has Tempranillo’s characteristic nose and flavor profile. It sports deep, soft fruit flavors and exceptional texture for such a low-priced bottle of wine. A great "everyday" wine for the dry reds lover.
2010 vintage
Taster #4866 · Jun 7, 2013
89/100
Pleasant oak and medium to long finish. Fruit is forward with cherry and cassis. Drinking very well now. Well balanced.
2009 vintage
Taster #0128 · Jun 7, 2013
88/100
Accompanied lamb,tomatoes with lots of basil. Excellent
2009 vintage
Taster #7500 · May 15, 2013
84/100
This is just not my style of Tempranillo. If I had tasted this blind, I would have sworn (and been willing to bet money) that it was a California Petite Sirah. It's jammy, oaky, syrupy, and overly extracted. It does have some interesting nuances in the nose and palate (hazelnuts, licorice, etc), but it isn't the least bit "old world". No smoke, no cigar box, no earth, no horse blankets, no identifiable terroir whatsoever. It's Parkerized cough syrup, but might …
2009 vintage
Taster #3247 · Apr 24, 2013
This bottle ended up being re-gifted (back) to me. I laughed, right before I sighed. A few sips at cellar temp confirmed it was worthy of using to braise with, but little else.
2009 vintage
Taster #3247 · Apr 14, 2013
Slow-O 1 hr, served non-blind. As a cocktail, it's OK, I suppose. As a wine, it's a hot, jammy, homogenized mess; is this a Gallo brand? Party juice for the masses. A few sips and I poured the rest down the drain.
2009 vintage
Taster #2135 · Mar 27, 2013
Pretty nice. Dark fruit, not too ripe, very earthy, a little bit oaky but not over the top, hints of tobacco. Very perfumed nose of dark fruit and flowers. Smooth with a medium length finish.
2010 vintage
Taster #5138 · Dec 1, 2012
89/100
Dusty, earthy espresso nose with black plum and black berry fruit. Loads of black currant, black cherry, pepper, underbrush and plum on the palate. Very dark wine. Powerful flavor that coats the palate and lingers well. Nice oak and earth.
2010 vintage
Taster #0028 · Dec 17, 2011
84/100
Good basic everyday drinker. Nice price at $10 will buy again.
2010 vintage
Taster #6007 · Dec 17, 2011
85/100
Dark purple. Nice nose of dark fruit, blackberries specifically. Dark fruit on the palate, blackberry, plumb, spice and a little pepper. Good QPR.
2010 vintage