Country: Spain / Dama de Toro
Variety: Tempranillo Northern Spain
Winery: Bodegas Fariña / Toro
This smells a bit stalky, leathery and warm at first, but airing brings it along. While it’s never all that vivid on the nose, it does smell of baked berry and plum. It feels wide and neither tannic nor tough, with lightly herbal, rustic flavors of plum and berry.