John Szabo, MS

It's rare to see such old Toro arriving (for the first time) on Ontario shelves, but it's a pleasure to come across....

Michael Godel

The label does not deceive, the times they are a changin' and so this is in fact a Toro from the 2011 vintage, yet...

David Lawrason

In the arid interior of central Spain tempranillo (locally called tinta de toro) amps up to make one of Spain's...

Megha Jandhyala, S.J.D., DipWSET.

This Toro is big, bold, and concentrated, yet balanced and complex too. A cornucopia of flavours come together here,...

Alan Withers

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Gabriel D

Excellent and pleasurable wine as described by all four experts. I have nothing to add to their descriptors. Very good QPR so we purchased quite a few bottles. Warning: If you have a Durand, use it to open this wine. Upon opening a couple of bottles with a very good two-stage cork screw, the cork split about 2/3 the length of the cork. I suppose this is because of age but very Disappointing.

Hacienda Terra D'uro Reserva 2011