Old Rioja never dies. Or seemingly so, so long as they’re built well.
Still have one 1922 Martinez Lacuesta in the queue. Last one I had about 10 years ago was still hanging in there. tbh, I have wondered if it was legit but I don’t really see why someone would go through the effort to fake and make it a ‘lowly’ Rioja. I prefer them a little younger than that but still have not experienced any other region that holds so well. Then again, I haven’t had the chance to hang with Monsieur Audouze.
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