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Condado de Haza 1999 Alenza Gran Reserva Tempranillo (Ribera del Duero)

Price $89

A couple of years ago the wine seemed heavy and stewy, but as it ages it seems to be showing the ripeness and richness from before, as well as intriguing notes of tobacco, chocolate and baked plum. More than the flavors, the wine impressed this time around courtesy of smooth tannins, flushness and mouthfeel. In a word, it has found a groove. — M.S. (6/1/2007)

Condado de Haza 1999 Estate Bottled Tempranillo (Ribera del Duero)

Price $20

Cassis, plum skin and cedar accent aromas of stone dust. The flavors are meaty, with blackberry and earth dominating. Rich and full of dark fruits but lacking in real depth, this is a very approachable wine that ought to be enjoyed now. — C.S. (11/1/2002)

Condado de Haza 2002 Tempranillo (Ribera del Duero)

Price $23

Big and round, with color and a bouquet of rubber, leather, chocolate and berries. Plump and smoky on the palate, but kind of hard and tannic. And with time those tannins become even more monstrous in their collective intensity. Still, as a whole there’s solid flavor and plenty of clout. Imported by Classical Wines. — M.S. (10/1/2005)

Condado de Haza 2003 Tempranillo (Ribera del Duero)

Price $25

Full and toasty, with roasted fruit, meat and leather on the ripe, robust bouquet. Blackberry and plum flavors are good, and the mouthfeel is manly if a bit tannic. Undoubtedly a warm-vintage wine with size but not a ton of depth. Drink now. — M.S. (11/1/2006)

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