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Elegant Survival Summer Wine Recommendation

In good wine for parties, inexpensive wine recommendations, Penascal, red wine Spanish, wines of Spain on 30/07/2008 at 2:33 am
Photo copyright M-J de Mesterton 2008–click image for close-up.
Penascal Tempranillo Red Wine, 2005
Wine of Spain
Usually available in the U.S. for 5.99 per bottle. Tempranillo is the emblematic Spanish grape, and these are grown in the Castillo y León region of northern Spain. Hints of cherry, blackberry, and strong minerality combined with spicy leather and pepper notes make this a full-bodied red wine, yet it is not heavy on the palate. Its tannins are smooth, with a hint of oak. In 2005 and 2006, we served Penascal Tempranillo Red Wine 2003. It was always popular with our guests, and so is Penascal Tempranillo 2005. With the price of nearly everything going up, you need to have a good wine (and a good whine), at a low price. A good, low-priced wine from Spain comes in handy when you are hosting a party and need to purchase a case.
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Elegant Survival Summer Wine Recommendation

In good wine for parties, inexpensive wine recommendations, Penascal, red wine Spanish, wines of Spain on 29/07/2008 at 7:03 pm
Photo copyright M-J de Mesterton 2008–click image for close-up.
Penascal Tempranillo Red Wine, 2005
Wine of Spain

Usually available in the U.S. for 5.99 per bottle. Tempranillo is the emblematic Spanish grape, and these are grown in the Castillo y León region of northern Spain. Hints of cherry, blackberry, and strong minerality combined with spicy leather and pepper notes make this a full-bodied red wine, yet it is not heavy on the palate. Its tannins are smooth, with a hint of oak. In 2005 and 2006, we served Penascal Tempranillo Red Wine 2003. It was always popular with our guests, and so is Penascal Tempranillo 2005. With the price of nearly everything going up, you need to have a good wine (and a good whine), at a low price. A good, low-priced wine from Spain comes in handy when you are hosting a party and need to purchase a case.
Courtesy of M-J de Mesterton

Elegant Survival Summer Wine Recommendation

In elegant inexpensive wine, Elegant Survival Wine, good wine for parties, inexpensive wine recommendations, Penascal, red wine Spanish, wines of Spain on 29/07/2008 at 7:03 pm
An Elegant Survival Wine Recommendation

Photo copyright M-J de Mesterton 2008–click image for close-up.

Penascal Tempranillo Red Wine, 2005
Wine of Spain

Usually available in the U.S. for 5.99 per bottle. Tempranillo is the emblematic Spanish grape, and these are grown in the Castillo y León region of northern Spain. Hints of cherry, blackberry, and strong minerality combined with spicy leather and pepper notes make this a full-bodied red wine, yet it is not heavy on the palate. Its tannins are smooth, with a hint of oak. In 2005 and 2006, we served Penascal Tempranillo Red Wine 2003. It was always popular with our guests, and so is Penascal Tempranillo 2005. With the price of nearly everything going up, you need to have a good wine (and a good whine), at a low price. A good, low-priced wine from Spain comes in handy when you are hosting a party and need to purchase a case.
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