Campo Hermoso Tinto is a fresh and lively red wine that is based primarily on Spain's native Mencia grape. I love it for its honest and juicy personality, and I think it's a great and low-cost alternative to Pinot Noir.
Put together by an importer friend of mine, this includes fruit from some very high-quality growers and producers scattered throughout Bierzo, in NW Spain. We're talking organic farming and minimal intervention winemaking at a ridiculously low price.
If you love light to medium-bodied, low tannin, and silky smooth reds like Pinot Noir, Gamay, and Barbera, you need 6 bottles of this in your wine rack. It is not meant for deep contemplation or discovery, it is meant for casual and joyful drinking!
Campo Hermoso Tinto -- Why should you buy it?
- I love "clean farming" when it leads to delicious wines, but I find that's not always the case. Trust me, that's exactly what you get here. All of the grapes come from sustainable, organic, and biodynamic farms, and it's delicious!
- Flowing with pure and generous aromas and flavors of raspberry, cherry, delicate floral, and spice notes, this is both easy-drinking and interesting.
- Almost all Mencia, with smaller bits of Tempranillo, Caino Tinto, and Alicante Bouschet, this is fermented entirely in stainless steel to preserve freshness and purity.
- Ever been to Spain and had a delicious wine that cost 3 Euros? This is a lot like that, and it makes for a wonderful aperitif, but it also pairs great with lighter fare.
On Sale Through March 1, 2025
Buy a Solid Six-Pack+: $8.49/bottle and over 20% off!
Anything Less: $10.99/bottle
