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2018 Cardela

Bodegas Bohórquez

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The red wine Cardela, vintage 2018 from the winery Bodegas Bohórquez has been rated in 2022 by Dominik Vombach, Benjamin Herzog with 87 Falstaff points.

Tasting Notes

87

Tasting from 14.09.2022: Dominik Vombach, Benjamin Herzog

Somewhat diffused nose with notes of light berries, cherry, vegetal hints, greenish spice. Round on the palate with a certain sweetness, vivid tannins and noticeable acidity. Finishes medium long.

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Winery: Bodegas Bohórquez

Category: Red Wine

Vintage: 2018

Alcohol Level: 14.5%

Price: 10 - 20 €

Winery Bodegas Bohórquez

Bodegas Bohórquez

Carretera de Peñafiel 4
47315 Pesquera de Duero
Spanien
[email protected] www.bodegasbohorquez.com

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