Made from 60% Tempranillo, 40% Monastrell grapes. Aged for at least 3 years before being released. Ruby color. Pleasant fruit aromas with hints of oak. Complete, soft and elegant on the mouth. Produced by the same winery as customer favorites Campo Dulce Moscatel and Castillo del Conde semi-sweet Garnacha!
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| Grapes and assemblies: Syrah 70%, 20% Grenache Noir, Carignan 10% Vines and soils: The vines behind this wine are between 35 and 45 years old and are planted with an average density of 4,500 vines per hectare. Located on the hillside overlooking the sea, the plots of Syrah (2ha) are rooted in poor soils of limestone and clay. Grenache noir (0.5 ha) is located on a hillside on a field with a strong limestone. The plot of Carignan (0.5 ha total) were divided into two during the harvest to harvest the best grapes. Vinification and aging: Peeling, Cold Maceration (1 night), pumping, power cuts, separating juice / press, assembly lots after tasting, in vats and barrels: 30% of assembly was 1 / 3 softwood a wine and 2 / 3 of new wood. Eye: Black color with intense deep purple reflections. Nose: Complex and intense mixture of spices, pepper, notes of leather and ripe fruit complicated by subtle touches of wood. Taste: Round with a touch of sweetness and Recall leather and black fruit mixed with touch of spice and garrigue. Tasting: This is a structured wine with deep color but elegant. A decant and serve for the pleasure of tasting. Aging potential: 10 years and more, or enjoy the pleasure of working time |