Vol. 21
Termanthia 2002
Unleash it for a storm of emotion
The more it opens, the more joy it brings.
- Country
- Spain
- Region
- —
- Grapes
- No information
- Vintage
- 2002
- Producer
- Numanthia
- Appearance scene
- The macho wine that sparked a fight between Shizuku and Miyabi, transforming into a wonderful wine when opened, with sweet vanilla aroma, spicy herbs, and jam-like black fruit, like earth sprouting green leaves after snowmelt.
総合 82 / 100
Tasting notes
Termanthia from Numanthia is a powerful Spanish red wine. The 2002 vintage, in particular, reflects the unique conditions of that year. Numanthia is known for producing rich and well-balanced wines using grapes that have been nurtured in harsh natural environments.
In Volume 21 of "Drops of God," this wine becomes the catalyst for a quarrel between Shizuku and Miyabi. Initially, it presents a macho impression, but once it's opened, the wine transforms dramatically. It releases a sweet vanilla aroma, reminiscent of being on a hill blooming with gardenias. The aroma is filled with spicy herbs and offers a jam-like richness, as if savoring ripe black fruits.
When you pour it into a glass, you'll notice its deep garnet hue and sturdy legs. The initial aroma is open, intertwining vanilla, black fruits, and spices into a complex and rich bouquet. On the palate, it bursts with lush fruit, the acidity is robust, and the tannins are dense and firm. The finish is long, revealing new nuances with each sip.
Overall, Termanthia is a wine of great maturity and concentrated power. It's best enjoyed with time, allowing its full potential to unfold. Give it a try and see how it captivates you!
総合 82 / 100