Wine Information - Baron de Ley Reserva Rioja Colour Red  Wine Style Really bold red  Average Rating Image Coming Soon Brand Baron de Ley Vintage 2003 Grape Tempranillo Blend  Country Spain  Region Rioja  Price Band £7 to £10 Wine Type Still Available In 75cl  Cork/Screw Cap Cork  Vegetarian No Organic No Available from Thresher  Your reviews You might also like... pleasantly surprised I got this on discount from co-op, and was really surprised. recognised it from reviews and was very nice, noticed the taste hung in the mouth for quite a a long time. however, when i opened it, i poured glasses quickly, and the taste changed more noticeably than other wines by the end of the bottle. next time will leave to breathe for a little; for more consistent experience. good weekday wine Read the entire review by patrick88 from A Rioja to die for... Baron de Ley 7 Viñas Rioja 2001 by Milton Thornaby I'm not usually a great lover of Rioja, or indeed any other brownish reds, but I furiously adore this wine. My wine merchant tells me it's made from seven varieties of grape, and I have no reason to doubt him, although he has in the past miscounted grapes in a number of varieties of Rioja. Baron de Ley's spicy, tangy character gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling, and its aftertaste is as miraculously long as a childhood summer holiday on a sunny beach in Skegness. The nose is deep, crunchy oak leaves and Ribena, with a hint of turmeric and cat litter. I drank my bottle on a patio overlooking the Avenue of Stars in Kowloon. I wipe away a tear as I write this. Read the entire review by meltonthornaby from Poor man's Bordeaux Baron de Ley 7 Viñas Rioja 2001. Made from 7 grape varieties. Once fermented, it's aged for 3 years in oak barrels before being matured for a further year in traditional oak foudre. IWSC 2007 Trophy. Aye. Decant this wine 1-2 hours before you plan to drink it. A lovely density of red-black colour, with a brownish hue. On the nose, autumn forest, bilberries, violets, cedar, also some fur and blackcurrants. On the palate, black cherries, bilbery jam and blackcurrants alongside nice spiciness. Perfect acids and tannins. Long aftertaste. Alc. 14.5%. Price: Ł11.99 (reduced from Ł15.99) Read the entire review by Agaricus from Norwich Baron De Ley Rioja 2003 Outstanding wine! I shared a bottle at my WSET wine course and immediately dashed to purchase a case. Well worth the effort. Read the entire review by grange51 from Delicious Had this over a meal with family over Christmas - FAB!! Very smooth and full bodied and excellent value for money, not usually someone who buys Rioja so was swayed by the silver medal, well worth the £8 we paid will buy again. Read the entire review by Imogen from Oxford nice but overpriced Rioja doesn't come cheap but this means you pay about two quid over the odds. Good spicy character which goes well with red meat, rich, but leaves you a bit short - there should be more depth to it Read the entire review by Vince from Waterlooville Your reviews You might also like... Wolf Blass Shiraz Grenache 75cl Red wine Shiraz Blend from Australia click to read full wine information Castillo de San Lorenzo Rioja Reserva 75cl Red wine Tempranillo Blend from Spain click to read full wine information Zonte's Footsteps Shiraz Viognier 75cl Red wine Shiraz Blend from Australia click to read full wine information St Hallett Gamekeepers Reserve Shiraz Grenache Touriga 75cl Red wine Shiraz Blend from Australia click to read full wine information Wolf Blass Red label Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon The 2005 Wolf Blass Red Label Shiraz Cabernet has a youthful deep red colour wit... click to read full wine information

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