Bernabeleva, Camino de Navaherreros, Vinos de Madrid

Riche et extrait, borderline confiture. Pas vilain mais un verre est suffisant.

Lätt, fint rödfruktig doft, med jordgubbar, röda vinbär, apelsin och svartpeppar. Torr, medelfyllig, elegant smak med fräsch syra, torra, fina tanniner och ett gott sirligt slut mycke för pengen 150kr

My 15th bottle over 11 months. Enjoyable quaffer. One of the best QPRs that I’ve come across. I keep going back to the wine shop for another bottle or two. But it is time to move on. There are so many wines out there. I made a note when I drank my first bottle. After another year of aging, the sharp edges are gone. There is nothing hot or harsh about the finish. Community notes suggest that the drinking window …

Have had this from a number of vintages and there is variation. I found this less interesting than some others, a bit too much edge where before there was a pleasing crunch to the fruit and acidity. But maybe an off bottle or just did not suit my palate at the time. Normally a qpr favorite.

Decanted and chilled for 2 hours. Translucent crimson, surprislingly bright. Once the temperature rose a bit, the nose was all raspberries and sour cherries. A while later more spicy, cedar-like notes, came as well. Considering the light colour, the taste is really big. You find the same red berry notes together with a medium-high acidity, making for a crunchy experience. Spices takes over together with a bit fiery alcohol warmt but not in any unpleasant way, it blends perfectly well. …

Previous review was on the money. Finish is a bit harsh. With more cellar time this might soften. I plan to buy a few more bottles - this is a very good QPR.

Light bodied, medium acidity and a grippy tannin structure. Red cherries, raspberries and some floral notes of roses. Also minerals and wild herbs.