La Zorra Raro 2015

"The 2015 Raro has a different label in the US, as with other wines here, where it's called Teso Rufete. In any case, it's a pure Rufete with its bright and translucent ruby color and its nose of red berries and some noticeable spicy oak, something I didn't remember from previous vintages. The palate is still light to medium-bodied, but again there is some oak-related flavors, partially tamed by bright acidity and that sandy sensation from the fine tannins. The toasty aromas become more evident with time in the glass. 6,000 bottles produced."