Familia Torres

Cos Perpetual, DOQ Priorat

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Familia Torres
Perpetual, DOQ Priorat — 2016

Vinous
93 Points

Glistening ruby. Spice-and mineral-accented blueberry and cherry on the expansive nose; licorice and floral qualities emerge with aeration. Shows very good depth as well as energy, offering bitter cherry and dark berry flavors that take a sweeter turn on the back half. The mineral note comes back strong on a long, penetrating finish that features chewy tannins and lingering floral and spice cake notes.

Josh Raynolds, March 2021
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Familia Torres
Perpetual, DOQ Priorat — 2016

Wine Enthusiast
94 Points

Schisty aromas of iron and steel are hard to miss on a nose with earthy but fully ripe berry scents. This textbook Priorat blends minerally grip with creamy weight and pulpy ripe flavors of black cherry and black plum, while the finish is slightly sweet and on the easy side, indicating an open drinking window of now through 2026.

Michael Schachner, February 2021
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Familia Torres
Perpetual, DOQ Priorat — 2016

Wine Spectator
91 Points

This plush red delivers round, ripe flavors of black cherry, blackberry, cinnamon, clove and toast. The tannins and acidity are gentle, but maintain focus and freshness. Generous, with good depth. Cariñena and Garnacha. Drink now through 2030. 28 cases imported.

Thomas Matthews, October 2019
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Familia Torres
Perpetual, DOQ Priorat — 2016

The Wine Advocate
92 Points

The polished and sleek 2016 Petpetual has more of the slate character from the Priorat soil, with notes of graphite, berries and Mediterranean herbs. It's an old-vine blend of 80% Cariñena and 20% Garnacha that fermented in stainless steel vat with indigenous yeasts and an élevage of 18 months in new French oak barrels. It doesn't feel like there's a lot of new oak here, which is good in my book. The palate is medium to full-bodied with abundant, slightly dusty tannins, some rusticity and a dry, serious finish. It was bottled June 2018.

Luis Gutiérrez, August 2019
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