Vol. 28
Pesquera Tinto Crianza 2001
A passionate Spanish delight
The gap between the scent of unripe fruit and the solid taste shakes your heart.
- Country
- Spain
- Region
- —
- Grapes
- No information
- Vintage
- 2001
- Producer
- Alejandro Fernandez
- Appearance scene
- Shizuku prepared a wine for ace striker Sho Honjo, who can't propose to his girlfriend Madoka, with the aroma of unripe fruit, juicy yet robust upon tasting.
総合 72 / 100
Tasting notes
Alejandro Fernández's Pesquera Tinto Crianza is one of those Spanish reds that really stands out, you know? The 2001 vintage makes it particularly intriguing. It's crafted from Tempranillo grapes, basking under the Spanish sun, giving it a rich fruit profile and a robust body.
This wine pops up in Volume 28 of 'Drops of God'. It's chosen by Shizuku for the ace striker Sho Honjo, who's struggling to propose to his girlfriend Madoka. The wine starts with an aroma of unripe fruit, but when you drink it, there's a surprising robustness—just like the complexities of Honjo's emotions. Shizuku's choice is right on the mark.
In the glass, it shows a deep ruby color, and you can see its viscosity when you swirl it. The aroma is open, with notes of black cherry and dried plums. On the palate, it's got a strong structure, with velvety tannins. The acidity is firm, balancing beautifully with the fruit's sweetness. The finish is long, leaving a rich flavor lingering in your mouth.
総合 72 / 100