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Cillar de Silos La ViƱa de Amalio

The 2011 Cillar de Silos La Viña de Amalio has earned its place in The World of Fine Wine’s handpicked collection of tasting notes, featuring insights from the world’s foremost wine authorities. Explore in-depth commentary from wine experts Alex Hunt, Tim Atkin and Jesús Barquín on Cillar de Silos La Viña de Amalio - an internationally acclaimed red from Castile and León.
Cillar de Silos La ViƱa de Amalio
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Wine Name
Cillar de Silos La ViƱa de Amalio

Wine Producer
Cillar de Silos

Score
86

Wine Style
Red

Grape Type
Tempranillo

Country
Spain

Vintage
2007

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Tim Atkin: Youthful purple/violet. Very young for a 2007. Lots of primary fruit on the nose, with plenty of oak, too. A tad dry on the palate? Fresh acidity, but the oak is just a little too intrusive. Sweet fruit underneath adds another dimension. 16

Jesús Barquín: Deep cherry. Modern and extracted, but fruit-driven. There is serious substance here, and though the palate is somewhat tight with tannins needing some polish, there is good balance and future promise. Among the best of the wines in a more international style. 15.5

Alex Hunt: Aromatically, this finds a very nice line between ripe berry fruit and rhubarby Tempranillo freshness. Plump on the palate, with no excess of tannin, and good energy for the medium term. Just slightly dusty on the finish. 14

Details

Wine expert Alex Hunt
Tim Atkin
JesĆŗs BarquĆ­n
Tastings year 2011
Region Castile and León
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