Tinta de Toro is the traditional name for Tempranillo, an indigenous variety of Spain, mainly cultivated in the Ribera del Duero wine region and the neighbouring Toro region. It grows well in hot and dry climates, where it can best develop its intense flavour. The one proposed here by Bodegas Covitoro fully represents its type. It is made with grapes from the best estate plots, aged between 30 and 45 years. Mature' plants, therefore, capable of producing very high quality fruit that the winery's technicians transform using traditional methods. In the glass it has a beautiful cherry colour, with violet reflections, clean and bright with fine tears. The nose reveals aromas of good intensity, with a clear predominance of black fruit aromas, such as blueberries and currants, but also coffee beans, vanilla and toffee. The mouth reveals a wine characterised by a velvety and rich sip. Almost creamy on the palate, it has ample and sweet tannins. A wine of great pleasantness and good structure, it goes well with grilled red meat dishes.