Campo Viejo
Tempranillo
Red · Rioja, Spain
106,287 ratings on Vivino
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What reviewers say
- 21 of 50mention oak or vanilla
- 11 of 50call it good value
From 50 featured reviews and 106,287 star ratings on Vivino, read and counted by us.
Tom Gilbey tasted this
- Fine by him
A middle grade without further comment: acceptable Rioja, not one of his picks.
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Medium-bodied, soft and juicy with oak spice and a little tannin. He likes it a lot but says it wants food; outside his top three.
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Soft, supple, easy black fruit; he picks it over Faustino VII as his everyday bottle.
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Middle grade. Acceptable, with spicy, woody oak character, but a little too toasty for his taste.
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Tasted blind and recognised as Rioja: fruit, acidity and smoky oak spice. Just short of his top grade, level with Casillero del Diablo.
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How it tastes
People taste
- Oakyvanilla, oak, chocolate
- Red fruitcherry, red fruit, raspberry
- Agedtoast, marzipan, nutty
- Spicepepper, licorice, cinnamon
- Usually made from
- Tempranillo, Graciano, Garnacha
- Goes with
- Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry
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