Mike Lev

9.2

This is an outstanding Pinot Noir from Spain. Clearly had some time in French barrels, medium red color, pretty light appearance. Red Cherry, medium/medium +body, super subtle tannins, soft and complex: excellent!  — 2 months ago

Mario Martínez Colino

8.9

Diferente a un rosado clásico, sin acidez, con cuerpo y recuerdo. Fresa y frambuesa.

69% Tempranillo / 18% Syrah / 13% Merlot — 2 years ago

Juan Alberto Cano

9.1

5 litracos pero lleva mucho tiempo guardado esto hay que bébeselo en el día. El corcho deshecho de estar tanto tiempo guardado y por eso se ha agriado un poco el sabor pero muy bueno como todos los cotos d hayas bebido en mi cortijo con toda la family — 3 years ago

Ming L

9.4

I asked the Somm to recommend a wine from Andalusia to pair with the region’s cuisines. Without hesitation, he picked out this bottle from a winery based in Ronda, a town I visited more than 10 years ago and have vivid memories of.
This is the flagship bottling of the winery with 100% Petit Verdot aged 12 months in clay amphorae.
It’s rich and savory just like to cuisine, and also has the lively acidity and aromatic intensity to counter those richness. What a great pairing! — 4 months ago

Heather S

9.0

Full bodied — 2 years ago

Charles Mires

9.3

Outstanding. Full bodied. Nice balance and finish. — 4 years ago

Konner Ruggles

9.4

“I liked it better than the other one(Cortijo).” -Hayley — 5 years ago

with Hayley

MICHAEL COOPER DipWSET

Owner TomeVinos wine shops, WSET Level 3, Blogger www.spanishwinesandmore.com, blog.tomevinos.com

9.1

#rioja #vendimiaseleccionada — 10 months ago

Cyd Eaton

9.0

Crisp and really good — 2 years ago

with Josh

Daniel Bloom

9.2

This is the. Bodegas Cortijo La Fuente.
A Fino from Mollina, heart of Andalusia.
Made from Pedro Ximinez, in solera for 5 years. Vineyard farmed since 19th C.
Limestone and sand.
You can sense the “ heavinesses “ of the Pedro Ximiniez on the nose, but it’s an almond fest, dry, w a touch of barrel and raisin to finish. Brandy like.
Not heavy on the palate.
Another discovery.
Thanks @enramistas — 3 years ago