Let's imagine that we take all the following tasting notes and we pour them into a shaker, we shake them and pour one single glass. The resulting cocktail will give us the average Jumilla wine, one that today will be deep ruby in colour and taste of ripe black fruits, damsons, dry Mediterranean herbs and sweet spices and will have densely concentrated black fruit, full body, a juicy, sweet-throated texture and leave warming sensations on the palate. There are of course a few wineries that do not conform to this standard (take a look at my notes on the wines...
Uncorking Jumilla
Thursday 13 June 2013
Let's imagine that we take all the following tasting notes and we pour them into a shaker, we shake them and pour one single glass. The resulting cocktail will give us the average Jumilla wine, one that today will be deep ruby in colour and taste of ripe black fruits, damsons, dry Mediterranean herbs and sweet spices and will have densely concentrated black fruit, full body, a juicy, sweet-throated texture and leave warming sensations on the palate. There are of course a few wineries that do not conform to this standard (take a look at my notes on the wines...
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