http://www.wineweekly.com/wine-reviews/red-wine-review-vinos-sin-ley-g2/ Wine Reviews Tasting Notes and Education for the Non-Snob Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:06:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.wineweekly.com/wine-reviews/red-wine-review-vinos-sin-ley-g2/comment-page-1/#comment-21883 Wines for the Barbecue : Wine Weekly Sat, 30 Aug 2008 22:38:35 +0000 http://www.wineweekly.com/wine-reviews/red-wine-review-vinos-sin-ley-g2/#comment-21883 [...] Garnacha / Grenache Some Grenache-based wines are borderline full-bodied, but others are lighter. The biggest clue to figuring out which is which is the price — the less the cost, likely the lighter the wine. Look in the Spain aisle, and seek out labels with the region Catalayud, Jumilla, Campo de Borja, or La Mancha — all four have been exporting enjoyable light reds in the ten-dollar range. Try: Wrongo Dongo, Garnacha de Fuego, Zeta, Borsao, Vinos Sin Ley. [...] [...] Garnacha / Grenache Some Grenache-based wines are borderline full-bodied, but others are lighter. The biggest clue to figuring out which is which is the price — the less the cost, likely the lighter the wine. Look in the Spain aisle, and seek out labels with the region Catalayud, Jumilla, Campo de Borja, or La Mancha — all four have been exporting enjoyable light reds in the ten-dollar range. Try: Wrongo Dongo, Garnacha de Fuego, Zeta, Borsao, Vinos Sin Ley. [...]

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