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Tempranillo is a Spanish grape variety, widely known for producing full-bodied red wines with a deep color and rich flavor profile. It is the main red grape in Spain and also a key component in wines from other regions like Portugal. Tempranillo wines are often described as having notes of cherry, plum, fig, vanilla, and leather, and can be enjoyed young or aged, developing complex flavors over time
The black pepper lingers on the nose and invites pairing with steaks and grilled vegetables.
Tempranillo is a Spanish grape variety, widely known for producing full-bodied red wines with a deep color and rich flavor profile. It is the main red grape in Spain and also a key component in wines from other regions like Portugal. Tempranillo wines are often described as having notes of cherry, plum, fig, vanilla, and leather, and can be enjoyed young or aged, developing complex flavors over time
The black pepper lingers on the nose and invites pairing with steaks and grilled vegetables.