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2010 MENCIA Verdes Matas Adega Pena das Donas

2010 MENCIA Verdes Matas Adega Pena das Donas

Grapes: Mencia  Origin: Spain, Ribeira Sacra
Lea & Sandeman review
Native Mencia from fifty year old vines, in a beautifully crafted fashion, with very precise fruit and fine structure (think best Gamay moving towards Pinot Noir). Lots of red berry fruit, soft tannins and a juicy finish making this very easy to drink. Aged four months in a combination of French and American oak to round off the wine without losing its typical fruitiness or imparting oak flavours.
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