Bright yellow-gold. Fresh pit fruits, orange and a hint of smokiness on the nose and in the mouth. Chewy and focused, showing good depth and building spiciness on the nicely persistent finish, which leaves a hint of yellow plum behind.
Fresh blackberry, blackcurrant-leaf, bark and cocoa aromas. It’s medium-bodied with firm, fine-grained tannins and bright acidity. Fresh and structured. Drink or hold.
They define their approachable and very affordable red 2020 Colonia Las Liebres Bonarda Clásica, a wine created in 2003 that has had great commercial success, as a bistrot or trattoria wine that they started to give relevance to the grape, the most plante...