Red Guitar
Thursday, August 03, 2006

Here is a very good and inexpensive Spanish Red made with Tempranillo and Garnacha. Its called Red Guitar and does not have that earthy, dirt taste you would expect from this type of blend. This one is more on the juicy side rather than an old world rustic which really suprised me. Spanish wines have become the new "In Thing" so if you want to be hip start drinking these babies. Below are some quotes I have pulled from the web talking about this wine. You can find this at Simply Wine.
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"Red Guitar is a tribute to the incredible Spanish lifestyle," says Nick Withers, Brand Manager for Red Guitar. "It captures the vibrant soul of Spain, as exemplified in such great modern artists and musicians as Picasso, Miro and Andres Segovia. The Spanish are credited with inventing what we now know as the modern guitar back in the 16th century."

Over the past decade, wine connoisseurs have come to recognize Spain for making wine in a unique and striking style with powerful flavors and a passion for the fruits of the land. "Red Guitar exemplifies the revolution that Spain has gone through in the past ten years or so," says David Kelly, General Manager of Cellar Door. "It is a modern and stylish wine that reflects the Spanish passion and celebration of day to day life, and the combination of its remarkable features and approachability have poised Red Guitar to have a significant impact on the U.S. market."

Posted by mardenhill 8/03/2006 02:09:00 PM    

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