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90 | OwenBargreen.com | Made from Sauvignon Blanc grapes, this offers a soft texture on the palate, with copious minerals that play well with lemon rind, green melon and shades of cashew nut flavors. Enjoy in its fresh youth. Drink 2023-2028- Owen Bargreen - October, 2023 |
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90 | Wine Enthusiast | Pago de la Jaraba Sauvignon Blanc 2022 (La Jaraba). The scent of Fuji apple and slivered almonds set the stage for white peach, passion fruit and honeysuckle flavors set into a vivid acid backbone. This wine is ideal for those who like wines with a strong f loral character. Grapes of Spain. MIke DeSimone, Issue June/ July 2024 |
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88 | View from the Cellar | The 2022 Pago de La Jaraba” Sauvignon Blanc comes in at a sleek twelve percent alcohol in this vintage. The wine’s aromatic constellation is bright and complex, hopping from the glass in a mix of lime, fresh-cut grass, orange peel and a lovely base of stony soil tones. On the palate the wine is vibrant, medium-full and wide open in personality, with a good core of fruit, fine soil undertow, good framing acids and a long, well balanced and complex finish. A lovely example and an excellent value! 2023-2027. John Gilman - Issue #103 January/February 2023. |
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90 | Wine Enthusiast | Refreshingly light bodied while expressive, this energetic Sauvignon Blanc combines fresh hay, lemongrass, with juicy limes and citrus blossoms. Drink now and enjoy! E.C.B.-August-September2025 |
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89 | View from the Cellar | The 2023 Pago de La Jaraba” Sauvignon Blanc is once again nicely low in octane, tipping the scales at a very civilized twelve percent alcohol. The wine’s bouquet is properly grassy, as well as bright and complex, delivering notes of gooseberry, fresh lime, a touch of mint, stony soil tones, white flowers and freshly-cut grass. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, focused and complex, with a good core of fruit, just enough framing acids to keep it light on its feet, good balance and a long, nicely bouncy finish. This will want drinking it its relative youth, but it is a very good bottle and a great value! 2024-2025. John Gilman, Issue 109, January – February 2024 |
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89 | View from the Cellar | The 2024 vintage of Pago de La Jaraba Sauvignon Blanc arrived a few weeks before I
wrapped up this second installment on the wines of Spain and Portugal. The wine is bright and
youthful on the nose, hopping from the glass in a mix of gooseberry, pink grapefruit, fresh-cut
grass, a fine base of soil, limepeel and a topnote of white flowers. On the palate the wine is zesty, full-bodied, focused and complex, with a good core of fruit, fine balance and a long, tasty finish. Good juice and a fine value. 2025-2028. John Gilman, Issue 117, May– June 2025 |