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Sierra Cantabria Reserva Unica 2016
Variety:
Red
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Graciano (3%), Tempranillo (97%)
Winery: Eguren / Sierra Cantabria
Region:
La Rioja,
Spain
Vinous 93 - Saturated ruby. Vibrant, spice- and mineral-accented aromas of fresh red and dark fruits and spicecake are complemented by a suave floral topnote. Juicy and pliant in the mouth, offering appealingly sweet raspberry, cherry cola, spicecake and rose pastille flavors that deepen through the back half. In a lively style, showing fine clarity and rounded tannins framing a very long, focused finish.
Wine Spectator 91 - Firm and compact, this dense red offers plum and currant fruit, with smoke, licorice and loamy earth notes. Muscular tannins are well-integrated, with just enough acidity to keep it lively. Tempranillo and Graciano. Drink now through 2028.
220.00 TTD
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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