Both Castillo de Viñas and Terroirs of Spain wowed the critics at JamesSuckling.com in their first assessments. Nine out of the 12 wines reviewed received 90 point scores or better: Castillo de Vinas with three out of four, and Terroirs of Spain with six out of eight....
The Terroirs of Spain “Barrel Aged” Ribera del Duero 2015 saw 10 months in oak barrels. It is from the town of Gumiel del Mercado the northern, high altitude part of the appellation, which adds structure and freshness, making for full-bodied, vibrant and...
