Vol. 36
Trossos Negre Portal del Priorat 2009

A rich red born from Spanish earth
Feel the moment when the scent of grass and flowers rides the wind.
- Country
- Spain
- Region
- Priorat
- Grapes
- No information
- Vintage
- 2009
- Producer
- Unknown
- Appearance scene
- The wine Kido and Fukamachi drank. A small lake in a meadow, with a breeze mixed with the scent of grass and flowers blowing over the lake, creating ripples.
総合 72 / 100
Tasting notes
From the Priorat region in Catalonia, Spain, the Trossos Negre Portal del Priorat is a 2009 vintage. While the specific producer remains a mystery, this region is renowned for its bold red wines, characterized by a mineral quality thanks to its limestone-rich soil. The 2009 vintage in particular is said to have benefited from favorable weather, so this one promises to be special.
In Volume 36, Kido and Fukamachi enjoyed this wine by a small lake in a meadow. The scene was filled with the scent of grass and flowers carried by the wind, which seemed to mirror the wine's own aroma and flavor. It's like the gentle ripples on the lake's surface, leaving a soft impression.
Pouring this wine into a glass reveals a deep ruby color with a hint of brick at the rim, showing signs of aging. The aroma is complex, with ripe black cherry and blackberry notes greeting the nose first. Behind these, there's a hint of dark chocolate, spice, and a nuance of tobacco leaf.
On the palate, it starts with a powerful and rich fruitiness. The acidity is vibrant, and the tannins are silky, blending smoothly on the tongue. The finish is long, with a complexity that evolves over time. This wine has a robust structure yet remains elegant, offering the depth that comes with aging.