Peter van den Besselaar

8.9

Vintage 2020 | 12 m barrel aging, nero d’avola, syrah and petit verdot. Cedar, brushwood, sour plum, much character but to my taste a bit rough. I prefer Tancredi. — 2 months ago

Ian Hamel

9.2

2022/5/31-6/1 with ayu karaage, hachiku several ways, niku-dofu, etc. This is my favorite of the lower-priced Léa reds - there’s really nice acidity and flesh, and enough age to be fully open with hints of complexity but still with vibrant fruit. Really good on day 2 as well. — 3 years ago

Juan Alberto Cano

9.4

Jesus prepara una comida y lo llevo te va a molar fuerte — 4 years ago

Miyuki

9.2

13% alcohol. — 4 months ago

John W

9.2

Deep ruby coloration. No translucency. On the nose, minerality, sweet tobacco, anise, and blackberry. On the palate, strong minerality, jammy dark berry and anise, full bodied, long finish. Tannins are still strong but balanced. — a year ago

Dylan Thomas

9.1

Can’t stop buying this wine — 3 years ago

Loren Gesinsky

9.3

Really fresh, pure, and transparent. — 10 months ago

Silvestre Moreno del Alamo

9.3

Estupendo caldo del Guadiana, que emerge de las tierras que los romanos transitaron. Alange nis ofrece una maravilla de sabor y contraste. — 2 years ago

Ron Siegel

9.3

This producer whom was relatively unknown to me just blows me away with its gobs of dark fruits showing mineral, meat, blood, spice, olive & violet notes. Great QPR at $40-$45 — 3 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.7

It was a Sine Qua Non night (which are always my favorites!). This was surprisingly tight given its age. Came back to it a couple of days later and it was SO MUCH better. If you have this in your cellar and are planning to pull it soon, I’d suggest a 4-hour decant to let it open up. It’ll be fantastic! — 4 years ago

with Vanessa