Bodega Comando

La Bruja de Rozas Sierra de Gredos Grenache 2022

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.3

2022 vintage. Light-medium body. Spicefest and durty. Yes please! 6.19.26. — 9 days ago

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Bodega Comando

La Bruja Avería Rozas de Puerto Real Grenache 2017

Meg Herring

9.0

Will be buying more of this! — 6 years ago

Sharon, Daniel P. and 15 others liked this

Casa Bruja

Sir Francis Red Ale

Francis Huicq

9.9

Discovered at a local restaurant in Panama. Artisan Panamanian based brewery established in 2013.
I have visited the brewery and MST Jonathan the foundator/owner.
Made of malted barley and of malteado the and other natural ingredients such as water and yeasts, this beer has a great character and complexity.
Fresh and elegant nose with notes of fruits. Very soft with a lovely richness and mouth feel on the palate. A slightly bitter finish makes it great with food. — 10 years ago

Rôtie Cellars

Big G Grenache 2019

Shay A

9.2

One of my bottles from my annual WWC hosting. Part of a Grenache flight (including ‘19 Rotie Cellars “Big G”, ‘19 Saint-Damien Souteyrades Gigondas, ‘18 Andremily Grenache).

Picked this bottle up during a Seattle trip a few years ago at Rotie’s SoDo warehouse tasting room.

Similar in color to the Comando G La Bruja before it (light ruby red) but the aromatics couldn’t be more opposite. This is classical Rocks District with umami, savory, and distinct profile. Not sure how much whole cluster is here, but assuming some. Olive, spiced rhubarb, smoked meat on the nose. Light on the palate but the typical briny/iron/savory notes of the region come out. The Rocks funk fades the longer it’s open allowing a core of red fruit to become more prominent, but this is a savory wine through and through. Not as much depth or complexity as Cayuse’s GOK, but a nice wine if you enjoy the style. Drinking fine now. — a year ago

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