DaleW > wrote in
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>
> They also have:
> Borsao Primicia (identical label except the work Primicia is added)
> which is all Grenache, and I think carbonic maceration. Haven't seen
> this is US in a while. $5
> The Borsao Joven (bright orange label) $5, Crianza (more subdued
> orange label)$8, and Reserva $9 all have Grenache, Tempranillo, and
> Cab Sauvignon in varying amounts, and see some oak aging.
> There's the Vina Borgia (black label)$6, unsure re cepage.
> Tres Picos is all Grenache, with oak. $12
>

Tres Picos is not supposed to be oaked. I know that it tastes like it, but
the winery does not declare it (or, at least, they did not the last time I
looked for it).

In Spain they also sell a Tres Picos Tempranillo, but I do not like it as
much as I like the Tres Picos Grenache.

Believe it or not, they sell a wine called "Borsao Garnacha Mítica" that
sells in a national chains of supermarkets called "Mercadona", for the
amount of 1,30 euros. That is about $2. And is a nice wine.

Best,

S.