On opening, I noted blackberry and some cherry flavors. It’s not a full body wine, and it’s color seemed light for a red. But it is a table wine after all. It’s “bite” at the end wasn’t too overpowering. After aerating the wine, the “bite” lessened considerably. It could be past it’s prime.

Grade: C Price: $10

Hoya de Cadenas
Reserva
1999
Tempranillo
Bottled by Vicente Gandia
Valencia, Spain
12.5% Alcohol by Volume