Rompesedas 2006, Do Toro
Critic Reviews (2)
Still deeply coloured, this 2006 still also offers plenty of deep, dark, red and mostly black fruit character, loads...
This is a bold, ripe, warm and juicy Toro (tempranillo from a hot inland region) showing age in its leathery, earthy...
Community Reviews (11)
Really flavorful. Good stong tasting red wine. Tasted October 2016.
Lots of complexity and a pepper finish. Great wine!
I get lots of blackcurrant and blackberry fruit, excellent finish and complexity for a $20 wine, not a rioja like wine with no cherry fruit to be found but a wonderful companion to red meats and what value!!
Such a gorgeous nose on this well-aged, high-value Toro, the dark fruit (ripe blackberry, blackcurrant) providing enormous depth while taking a back seat to cinnamon, clove, vanilla, buttercream, milk chocolate, and even a hint of ginger, much of this replaying on the palate. It suggests sweetness, but it still has plenty of tannic structure. If anything, it may be a little too much, overdone, and a bit rough on the finish, but there's no denying the flavour impact, and the emergence of tart red berries and new leather adds to the complexity. An excellent example of warm-climate Tempranillo.
Very expressive nose - floral and black fruit. This one is big and bold. A full-bodied wine that doesn't shrink away on the finish. Good value. Tasted November 2016.
Tasted March 2020
Big and bold, complex, long and bridges new (juicy) and old (cedar). Sounds great but the alcohol is too prominent, hot and unbalanced