Character, structure and notes of menthol. These are just some of the characteristics of Graciano, a native variety of Rioja in Spain that is typically used for blending with Tempranillo in wines destined for aging. Although this is the most traditional incarnation of this grape, single-variety Graciano wines have garnered a cult following. They have demonstrated inherent characteristics that are sure to fascinate all wine lovers.

Saint george winemakers selection merlot -barbera appearance: deep garnet color with important brownish hintsnose: spiced ripple plum, cherry in kirsch and crushed cassis are followed by touches of tree moss and smoke, delicate oakiness, soft spics and vanilla.Palate: amazingly smooth with soft tannins, this full body wine displays notes of redcurrant and dried blackberry combined to liquorice, tar and mocha. A surprisingly fresh peppery finish is closing and carrousel of aromas.

Deep purplish color with garnet hints. Powerful nose of spiced ripe plum, jammy raspberry, crushed black and redcurrant followed by lots of liquorice, anise, smoke and roast coffee notes. Warm and mouth filling on the palate, with strong chocolate notes followed by black pepper, spicy black plum and toasty oak. The entrance is tense, intense, with medium tannins and a persistent bouquet of spicy black fruits, followed by a smoky final.