TN: 2003 Bodega Numanthia Termes Toro Termes (Spain, Castilla y León, Toro)

[J_a_y_H_a_c_k]

• 2003 Bodega Numanthia Termes Toro Termes - Spain, Castilla y León, Toro (9/7/2014)
  Bought on release. My last bottle. Popped and poured at the Jets opener. Just catching up on notes. Has developed extremely well. very meaty, red fruit, dark cherry, earthy and herbal. I do not know whether cellaring this myself was a good “investment” but at least I knew the provenance and was very happy with the result. (91 pts.)

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[Matthew_Brown]

@J a y H a c k

• 2003 Bodega Numanthia Termes Toro Termes - Spain, Castilla y León, Toro (9/7/2014)
  Bought on release. My last bottle. Popped and poured at the Jets opener. Just catching up on notes. Has developed extremely well. very meaty, red fruit, dark cherry, earthy and herbal. I do not know whether cellaring this myself was a good “investment” but at least I knew the provenance and was very happy with the result. (91 pts.)

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Something about those two statements being in the same tasting note just makes me chuckle…

[J_a_y_H_a_c_k]

@Matthew Brown

@J a y H a c k

• 2003 Bodega Numanthia Termes Toro Termes - Spain, Castilla y León, Toro (9/7/2014)
  Bought on release. My last bottle. Popped and poured at the Jets opener. Just catching up on notes. Has developed extremely well. very meaty, red fruit, dark cherry, earthy and herbal. I do not know whether cellaring this myself was a good “investment” but at least I knew the provenance and was very happy with the result. (91 pts.)

Posted from CellarTracker

Something about those two statements being in the same tasting note just makes me chuckle…

The wine has certainly developed better than Geno Smith.