Monday, May 30, 2022

La Redonda Toro Libre



The first segment(Mostly not available on google search)
Occasions, tips, alternates, cocktails, food pairings, SJ's Rating, Feel.

SJ's Rating- Middle Shelf 
The first time I tried Mexican wine & did not get a good impression. Overpriced for the quality. Though this Syrah is drinkable, I did not like the feel of the wine and its taste. I would stick with cabernet sauvignon in the future. 

Occasion- Dinner with family
SJ's Pro tip- Great with food
Alternates- Encore 2017 Cabernet Sauvignon . Cheaper and much more enjoyable. 
Food Pairing- Italian food(Warm Salmon Carpaccio with pasta, Roman-style calamari, Grilled zucchini & eggplant, Roasted quail, Sicilian style salmon, dessert-chocolate piano)






The second segment(Technical details that are mostly available on a google search)

Produced by Vineyards La Redonda, this is a syrah wine. Syrah also known as Shiraz is a dark-skinned grape variety grown throughout the world to produce red wine. 
Toro Libre means Freel Bull. It's website says that the proceeds of the sale of this wine is used to protect fighting bulls in Mexico. 

Vital Stats- La Redonda Toro Libre Syrah
Price- $40 for 750ml
Age- NAS(No Age Statement)
ABV- 13%
Country/Region- Mexico
Winery- Vineyards La Redonda,Queretaro, Mexico
Awards won- None found

Tasting info-
Serving glass- Wine glass
Serving style- Room Temperature 
Appearance- Purple, reddish
Aroma- Grapes, fruity, earthy
Flavor- Fruity, chocolate, dark cherries
Body- Medium bodied
Finish- Long, smooth, lingering

Give it a shot, it is still drinkable. Cheers! Enjoy Responsibly. 
Not in the mood to read? Listen to my SingleMaltLives Podcast instead. 


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