Winery - Panarroz
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* Expert NoteJanuary 12, 2012
No matter how you slice this up, it comes out smelling and tasting sharp and burnt. The nose is brambly and fiery, while the mouth is peppery and rough. Hard and jagged at every turn, thus you need the pan y arroz (bread and rice), to absorb the wine’s kick.
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