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Codice 2019
Variety:
Red
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Tempranillo
Winery: Eguren / Dominio de Eguren
Region:
La Rioja,
Spain
Maker's Notes - A more complex and nuanced wine from Dominio de Eguren that is the result of a more rigorous selection of grapes from lower yielding vineyards followed by a light ageing process. Mature fruit intermixed with spices and toasted coffee.
110.00 TTD
Eguren / Dominio de Eguren
Carrying the family name, the Dominio de Eguren winery was a project to produce quality wines while still offering them to consumers at a reasonable price. A multi-generation-spanning philosophy which views fine wines as a collaboration between Earth and personal effort, passion, and knowledge is the heart of Dominio de Eguren. “Nothing is predominant, everything is important in order to create internationally famous wines.”
Source: sierracantabria.com
La Rioja, Spain
Found in southern Spain, near to the Andarax River as it exits out to sea, is the Rioja region. With its traditional red grape varieties of Tempranillo, Garnacha Tinta, Mazuelo (also known as Cariñena) and Graciano, the relatively small region has made itself world famous. Rioja wine is made from grapes grown in the self-sustaining communities of La Rioja and Navarre, and the Basque province of Álava. As of 2019, there are over six hundred wineries in operation. The wines of Rioja are among the most famous of Spain and centuries of diligence and tradition supports their renown.
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