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Tempranillo is my go-to red in Mexico as they are easy to come by and run between 200-300 pesos.
This one is from Toledo, one of the first cities we visited in Spain back in the 1980s. Almost drove down a flight of stairs thinking the road continued on.
Yes it's a tourist town, but like most tourist towns, once the day trippers leave, it's magical.
Tempranillo is my go-to red in Mexico as they are easy to come by and run between 200-300 pesos.
This one is from Toledo, one of the first cities we visited in Spain. Almost drove down a flight of stairs thinking the road continued on.
Yes it's a tourist town, but like most tourist towns, once the day trippers leave, it's magical.
