Senorio de P. Pecina

with juicy red fruit carried by brisk acidity and fine

more inward voice

transparent ruby in the glass

edged with a faint violet lift and a touch of granite dust that keeps things honest

finishing with savory herbs

chalky tannins and a subtle iron-tinged earthiness that grounds the wine

Earth-led and quietly complex

grilled fish

Finishes crisp and refreshing

red apple skin

If you can recall the flush stirrings of your first teenage romance immortalized in Austrud Gilberto’s Bossa Nova rendition of Rogers and Hammerstein’s song “It Might as Well be Spring” you’ve got this wine – charming

” (This episode belongs to the Seat-of-the-Pants School of Buying Wine