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Bodegas y Viñedos Tábula

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91
points

Bodegas y Viñedos Tábula 2005 Damana Crianza Red (Ribera del Duero)

  1. $21
A rewarding wine that isn’t overly pricey or difficult to enjoy. Dark, lightly baked aromas hint at raisin and marshmallow, while the palate has a deep texture and vital acidity. Savory, tea-infused flavors bring pulse and kick, and as a whole it delivers a true reflection of what Ribera del Duero should be.  — M.S.  (8/1/2010)
89
points

Bodegas y Viñedos Tábula 2004 Tábula Red (Ribera del Duero)

  1. $29
Baked, roasted and earthy, with a deep palate of plum, berry and spice aromas. We wouldn’t label this a complex or complicated wine; what you smell and taste initially is more or less what you get. Spicy and chocolaty on the finish, and satisfying.  — M.S.  (8/1/2010)
88
points

Bodegas y Viñedos Tábula 2011 Damana Verdejo (Rueda)

  1. $14
Salinic, oceanic aromas come with touches of green herbs and lime. The palate is crisp and focused with apple, lime, kiwi and melony flavors that set up a green-tinged, persistent finish that’s minerally and citrusy to the final drop.  — M.S.  (5/1/2013)
87
points

Bodegas y Viñedos Tábula 2009 Damana 5 Tempranillo (Ribera del Duero)

  1. $19
Mineral, earth and graphite aromas give this rugged young Ribera complexity to go with racing berry fruit. The palate is a bit sharp and pounding, with boysenberry flavors coming with tannic bite and zest. Crude but fresh and clean, this wine should be smoother by the end of 2011 into 2012.  — M.S.  (11/1/2011)
87
points

Bodegas y Viñedos Tábula 2010 Damana 5 Tinto Fino (Ribera del Duero)

  1. $16
Plum and berry aromas are chunky and bring notes of leather and animal to the table. This offers size and density along with mildly lactic red-fruit and spice flavors. There’s an outsized oak flavor and resin to deal with on the finish, but overall this captures the essence of Ribera del Duero for under $20.  — M.S.  (6/1/2013)
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