
La Mano is an incredibly smooth and full Tempranillo. Its boasts a rich dark fruit flavor with just a hint of earthiness mixed in. This particular bottle was opened with our friends George and Virginia Gause, who were down for an event at Pris' museum. George detected a subtle chocolate undertone as well. The wine boasts a gentle finish on the palate thanks to its soft tannins.
La Mano's great taste and smoothness alone help make this one of our favorite wines to just pull out and pop open. Its such a great wine, it works both for everyday drinking and special occasions. We also like introducing friends to it because its so accessible. What's even better is that we're not alone in our appreciation. La Mano is ranked as a 90 point wine, and you can generally find it for about $10 to $12. We generally try to keep a good supply on hand due to its bank account friendly pricing. We got the bottle we're working on at Jones Liquor her in Brownsville , but up until a couple months ago you could find it at H.E.B. You might be able to find it at some of the stores around the Valley, or for sure at Jones.
Normally I'd say "For more information on La Mano Mencia Roble you can visit their site:" at this juncture. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a website for the winery. There is a lot of information out there though, so just Google La Mano.
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