Tasted Wednesday, October 26, 2011 by Loren Sonkin with 503 views
Last night one of my groups met to try some value Tempranillos. All of the wines were supposed to be available for under $40. The rules were the wine could be from anywhere although all but one were from Spain. The wine were served blind over the course of two hours. Breads and cheeses accompanied the wines.
2010 Bodegas La Cana Albariño 87 Points
Spain, Galicia, Rías Baixas
Yellow/gold in color. The nose seems to have some oak on it although I doubt it saw any. Kind of a Orange creamsicle quality to it along with some orange wines. Lacks the usual crisp sea shell notes I would expect. The palate is very citrusy, tangerines and oranges and quite tart. Also some green apples. With air, the vanilla/orange quality of the nose came out. And interesting wine, but different than most Albarinos I have had before.
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