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27-10-2006, 05:10 PM
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Spanish Wines Monticello Rioja Blanco Description?
Right now the Wine coming from Spain is great pretty much across the
board and many have told me the $7-15 ones are better then the $20-50 ones. The few I've tried I have enjoyed. I am looking for a breif description of Monticello Rioja Blanco 
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28-10-2006, 09:18 PM
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Spanish Wines Monticello Rioja Blanco Description?
"Shito" wrote in news:1161965406.225121.11520
@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com: Right now the Wine coming from Spain is great pretty much across the board and many have told me the $7-15 ones are better then the $20-50 ones. The few I've tried I have enjoyed. I am looking for a breif description of Monticello Rioja Blanco If you mean Montecillo and not Monticello, this is a traditional Rioja house. Their reds are usually nice in the classic style. I have not tasted the white, I am afraid. However, white Rioja is not for everyone, since it tends to be clearly overoaked from a lesser grape (viura, aka macabeo). More about oak aging that about the fruit, and many times in quite an oxidative style (I am thinking López de Heredia). Best, S.
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