Another great wine from star Spanish winemaker Telmo Rodriguez that's a perfect partner for flavorful fare from the grill!�While Ribera del Duero has had a quieter history relative to Rioja, it's old winemaking country. The vines in this hot and dry inland region lie at relatively high plateaus and hilly areas, anchored by the Duero River. These conditions contribute to making bold, well-structured reds with a distinctive purity of fruit, while remaining capable of an elegance and balancing freshness that other regions can struggle to find.After some time in the glass, the wine exudes aromas of pure boysenberry and plum skin, along with stony earth and dusted cocoa. On the palate, an enticing saline minerality greets you, quickly followed by those intense flavors from the skins and a touch of juiciness. A coating of Tempranillo's signature chalky-textured tannin fleshes out