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2005 Alto Moncayo - Aquilon Grenache - Spain - Aragon - Campo de Borja - Red

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2005 Alto Moncayo - Aquilon
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Spain - Aragon - Campo de Borja

Red Grenache
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Source International Wine Cellar
Issue Issue 134
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Source Jancis Robinson

Community Tasting Notes average score of 97 points based upon 2 reviews

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Tasted On 02/14/2012
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TMac 95
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Site / Blog   Trust Rating 98.639%
Tasted On 04/30/2011

Saturday, April 23, 2011 - HC Grenache Tasting (Harvard Club of Boston): This bottle was really singing last night. A deep rich nose of sweet strawberries, vanilla, and A hint of mocha. The body seemed very well balanced - rich and ripe without being cloying or over extracted. A huge blend of black cherry, strawberries, and a hint again of the mocha. Wine #3 of the group.

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HC Grenache Wine Tasting
Our usual group -- with two new additions -- decided to revisit Grenache from around the world. The event took place at the Harvard Club of Boston. A really great night with fantastic wine, great food, and best of...


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Grenache Wine Tasting - HC Crowd
We gathered last night for our bi-monthly tasting. The focus was on Grenache. Four bottles were entered. The wines are served blind over the course of several hours. Nothing fancy -- just good food and conversation. The results...


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