Torres Gran Coronas Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva 2012, Do Penedès
Critic Reviews (3)
Torres was among the first Spanish producers of cabernet, a route few have followed. This is very much a Spanish...
The 2012 vintage does not quite have the same elegance of recent vintages. It is quite approachable now though it may...
Although still overripe, 2012 registers an improvement in my view over the 2011, delivering a solid mouthful of dark,...
Community Reviews (2)
This Spanish cabernet sauvignon shows a good mix of ripe varietal fruit, oak influence, and savoury, dusty, Old-World character. Aromas are of ripe raspberry and dark cherry, cassis, cedar, sage, dusty,old leather, dark chocolate, tobacco, and earth. The palate shows similar flavours but with a sense of iron and more dark chocolate. The acidity is nicely balanced, though the tannins aren't the smoothest. The finish is fairly long. This could age another year or two to soften the tannins, though it might lose some of its fruit. It would probably be best to drink sooner than later, paired with some venison, roast beef, or hard cheeses. Tasted Nov. 2016.
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