THE
MOST AMAZING $6.99 RED WINE WE HAVE EVER TASTED.
From
Juan Gil, producer of the incredible and famous El Nido Clio and Can
Blau wines
"Spicy
cherry and black raspberry on the fragrant, spice-accented nose, with
complicating notes of black pepper and smoky oak. Chewy, taut dark berry
flavors show very good depth...This wine offers outstanding value."
-Stephen Tanzer, 89 Points
"...creamier
with lifted dark plum scents. The palate is medium-bodied with good acidity,
the 2011 more elegant and refined than the previous vintage, blessed with fine
tannins and tension towards the dark plum and boysenberry finish. Drink
2014-2018."
-Robert Parker, 89 Points
2011
Bodegas Atalaya "Laya"
Grenache-Mourvedre

***BREAKING
NEWS***
This is
completely unprecedented. We have literally tasted thousands of wines
over the years, but have never, EVER tasted ANY $6.99 red that
can come anywhere close to this level of quality. Even Robert Parker's
review states an aging curve of 2014-2018... do you know of any $6.99 reds that
can last another five years???
As
unbelievable as that is, that's exactly what we have today: a mind-boggling
value that is not to be missed. Bodegas Atalaya is brought to you by the
venerable Juan Gil -- the champion Jumilla producer of the very famous El Nido
wines which have scored 96~99 points for almost a decade.
The
2011 Bodegas Atalaya "Laya" is made of 70% Grenache and 30% Mourvedre
and is aged in French oak for four months. This prodigy is a rich 14%
alcohol and will beat out most wines costing three times as much.
Please
don't miss this! You'll want to secure a few cases before this is wiped
out by the frenzy.
Cheers and good luck,
-The Artisan Wine Hunters
2011
Bodegas Atalaya "Laya"
Grenache-Mourvedre

89 Points -
Stephen Tanzer:
"Bright violet color. Spicy cherry and black raspberry on the
fragrant, spice-accented nose, with complicating notes of black pepper and
smoky oak. Chewy, taut dark berry flavors show very good depth and appealing
sweetness. Tannins build on the juicy, spice-accented
finish, which is sharply focused and nicely persistent. This wine offers
outstanding value." - Josh Raynolds (Sep '12)
89 Points -
Robert Parker:
"The 2011 Laya does not own quite the same clarity on the
nose as the 2010; it is a little creamier with lifted
dark plum scents. The palate is medium-bodied with good acidity, the 2011 more
elegant and refined than the previous vintage, blessed with fine tannins
and tension towards the dark plum and boysenberry finish. Overall,
this should turn out to be the better wine. Drink 2014-2018."
- Neal Martin (Feb '13)
- Varietal
Composition: 70% Garnacha, 30% Monastrell
- Barrel
Aging:
4 months aged in French oak barrels
- Alcohol
Content: 14%
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Price: $11.00 btl
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Web Price: $6.99 btl
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