Wine critics agree with us. The Wine Spectator made the 2003 vintage number 43 on the Top 100 List for 2005. Bloggers have noted this achievement and then commented that the 2004 vintage "blows the doors off the 2003." Robert Parker weighs in with, "The seriously endowed 2004 Altos de Luzon is a blend of 50% old vine Mourvedre (52 years) and equal parts Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo, aged 12 months in a combination of French and American oak. A dense ruby/purple color is followed by beautiful aromas of smoky licorice, black currants, cherries, and earth. Offering wonderful ripeness, an alluring texture, sweet tannin, and adequate acidity, it certainly over-delivers for its price," as he awards it 90 points.

Meant to retail at $19.00, the Duke has this Spanish beauty for $15.99 per bottle. You can get 6 or more for $14.99 per bottle. Buy 12 or more and we will knock $2.00 off the our regular price of a bottle - making your final cost just $13.99 each.