Pago Casa del Blanco Quixote Cabernet Sauvignon Syrah, Castilla, Spain

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The 2007 Quixote Cabernet Sauvignon Syrah is an equal blend of each variety that was planted in the 1990s. It is aged for 12 months in French and American, new and used barrels. It offers a light bouquet of blueberry, quince and a hint of shoe polish, while the palate is supple and rounded, smooth and succulent, with layers of polished red cherries and creme de cassis on the finish. This is not a complex wine, but it certainly is well-balanced and has a high, what you might call, “drinkability quotient!” Drink now-2018. This estate dates back to 1854, when the “Casa Quinteria de Labor” was established. Today the Joquin Sanchez family owns the estate, which qualified for “Vino de Pago” status in 2010. They own 92.7 hectares of vineyard in Manzanares, and anything deemed not up to standard is sold off to the local co-operative. Readers should note that these wines have been previously reviewed under the “Quixote” brand name, but since that name is already registered, it is branded under “QXT” in the states of New York and Illinois and “In Celebration of 1615” in other US States. I have used “Quixote” in this report because it’s quicker to type. Importers: Enye Group, Chicago, IL; tel. (312) 876-1200 and Vinamericas, Miami, FL; tel. (954) 791-2090