2007 Vall Llach – Wine of the Week Review
Price: $95
Rating: 16/20
Region: Priorat, Spain
Varietals: 70 percent Cariñena, 15 percent Cabernet Sauvignon & 15 percent Merlot
Alcohol: 15 percent
Tasting Notes: In 1992, Catalan singer Lluís Llach and his childhood friend Enric Costa founded Celler Vall Llach. The winery’s flagship bottling, Vall Llach is made from a combination of old vine Cariñena (Carignane) and newer plantings of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. A big, powerful wine, the 2007 Vall Llach boasts heady blackberry, plum and mineral aromas. In the mouth, it reveals rich, concentrated fruit flavors with a touch of sweetness, silky tannins and a lengthy finish.
Food Pairings: Pork loin, venison, dry-aged steaks, roast vegetables
For more information, visit Vall Llach official website
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