About the Wine: Graciano is one of the least used of the Rioja varietals. It is especially rare as a single varietal. The region is mostly know for Tempranillo and to a lesser extent, Garnacha. Let's see how it does on its own.
About THIS Wine: It is opaque in the glass with a dark, velvety purple rim. The nose is musky with strong plum notes. The palate has good fruit but the tannins are rock solid. This needs age or food.
Drinking This Wine: Drink with pork sausage or roast duck. The wine needs food, for sure.
Overall Impression: It's a fun find. As a novelty, this wine is reasonable for the price.
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