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Score 16.5/20 · Drink 2016-2025, Jancis Robinson MW, Oct 2014

Tempranillo. 24 months’ ageing in American and French oak. Very ripe style, dense black fruit, earthiness and pencil lead. Great concentration and very intense and firm tannins still to be mellowed. At this time the tannic sensation does not let the wine fully express itself. It is a loud Toro style. (FC)

Critic scores

Critic scores
92
92/100

Average Score

92
92/100

Luis Gutiérrez, Wine Advocate

17
17/20

Jancis Robinson MW

More reviews and scores

93 points
Josh Raynolds
Score 93/100 · Josh Raynolds, Sep 2014

(100% tempranillo; raised in a combination of new and one-year-old French and American oak barrels): Inky purple. Explosive aromas of dark berry liqueur, vanilla, mocha and pipe tobacco, with a smoky nuance building with air. Fleshy and broad, offering lush cassis and boysenberry flavors and a hint of candied licorice. Finishes sweet and very long, with a touch of vanilla and supple tannins adding shape. Distinctly rich and fleshy, especially for the vintage, but shows excellent focus and vivacity as well. In fact, I prefer this year's bottling to the 2010.

92 points
Luis Gutiérrez, Wine Advocate
Score 92/100 · Drink 2015-2019, Luis Gutiérrez, Wine Advocate, Aug 2014

The 2011 San Roman, is year in, year out, one of the most reliable wines of the appellation, pure Tempranillo (locally known as Tinta de Toro), the fruit from over 35-year-old, ungrafted and head-pruned vineyards planted on sandy, stony soils rich in clay in different villages across the Toro appellation. The wine aged for two years in French and American oak barrels, 80% of which were new. It’s an earthy wine with plenty of dark aromas of peat, fountain pen ink, graphite and tar, with very ripe fruit, black and blue berries. The palate is quite full-bodied, with abundant but fine tannins and enough acidity and persistence. A Toro with character. Drink 2015-2019. Importer: Grapes of Spain, Lorton, VA; tel. (571) 642-0343, www.grapesofspain.com

92 points
Luis Gutiérrez, Wine Advocate
Score 92/100 · Luis Gutiérrez, Wine Advocate

The 2011 San Roman, is year in, year out, one of the most reliable wines of the appellation, pure Tempranillo (locally known as Tinta de Toro), the fruit from over 35-year-old, ungrafted and head-pruned vineyards planted on sandy, stony soils rich in clay in different villages across the Toro appellation. The wine aged for two years in French and American oak barrels, 80% of which were new. It’s an earthy wine with plenty of dark aromas of peat, fountain pen ink, graphite and tar, with very ripe fruit, black and blue berries. The palate is quite full-bodied, with abundant but fine tannins and enough acidity and persistence. A Toro with character. Drink 2015-2019. Aug 2014, www.robertparker.com

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Tempranillo

Colour

Red

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Dry

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