Manchego wine

From The Oregonian: “The La Mancha area around Madrid never produced great wine,” says Randy Kemner, owner of Wine Country in Signal Hill, south of Los Angeles, “but they’ve always had local wine. Now that they have modernized, they are producing lovely wines.” He may be a tad hazy on the geography, but he’s right about the wine.

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