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2020 The Third Twin Nuestra Senora del Tercer Gemelo, 5-bottle Lot, Wood Case

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2020 The Third Twin Nuestra Senora del Tercer Gemelo

750ml

RATINGS

98The Wine Advocate

...aromas are dense to begin, taking time to unfold from dark cherry fruit to savory tones of coffee beans and cocoa, shiitake and underbrush...full-bodied palate explodes with layers of black cherry candy, blueberry and violet...structurally seamless, with silty tannins and energetic acidity that balances its sheer concentration and gives an impression of etherealness and lift. It has a tremendously long, floral finish...

97Vinous / IWC

...powerful, dense wine. Black cherry, leather, spice, tobacco and incense all saturate the palate as this racy, extroverted red shows off its alluring personality...tons of aromatic presence, while grippy, chocolaty tannins round out the finish.

PRODUCER

Sine Qua Non (Second Label)

Founded in 1994 by Manfred and Elaine Krankl in Ventura, on California's Central Coast, the winery is the epitome of an artisanal, cult winery. The husband-and-wife team makes mostly Rhone-style reds and whites in very limited quantities using such grapes as Syrah, Grenache, Pinot Noir, Roussanne, and Viognier. The couple pays meticulous attention to their winemaking and uses little or no fining or filtration. Robert M. Parker Jr. has called Sine Qua Non "one of the world's most creative wineries" and one that "is turning out world-class wines of extraordinary complexity and individuality. The Krankl husband-and-wife team remains wholly dedicated to the pursuit of perfection." Sine Qua Non is also unusual in that the Krankls like to give wild, sometimes outlandish names to their wines, and they often change wine names with each vintage. They have christened their wines with such names as "The Hussy" and "In Flagrante," and the labels generally are as distinctive as the wines.