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Join us for Part 2 with Master of Wine Tim Atkin. Following our exploration of the Rioja region in the previous episode, we now turn our attention to the renowned Ribera del Duero. Tim recently unveiled his comprehensive report on this dynamic area, and he shares insights into what makes it so distinctive and prestigious. While Tempranillo takes center stage, we delve into an even older grape variety – Albillo Mayor, a parent of Tempranillo.

Additionally Tim reveals the intricacies of composing his wine reports, shedding light on the meticulous process of tasting, evaluating, and ultimately assigning rankings to wineries and wines.

To download Tim’s latest report on Ribera del Duero click here.

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If you want to skip ahead:

02.37: Ribera del Duero Report 

04.56: How time tastes wine and rates wineries

8.47: Sneak preview into some of Tim’s winners of best winery/winemaker of 2023

10.21: Pricing guides of Ribera wines

12.42: Vega Sicilia 

17.58: Growing Tempranillo and the extreme conditions in Ribera del Duero

20.25:  Castilla y León - the heart of old Castile

22.08: The other red grape varieties of Ribera del Duero

23.50: Albillo Mayor - the white grape variety

28.33: Recommendation on where to visit and where to stay in Ribera del Duero

31.35: Soria - region with 200 year old vines

35.33: Quick fire fun round

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Until next time, Cheers to you!

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