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Ribera del Guadiana
Designation of Origin Ribera del Guadiana is an appellation of origin in the area of the Autonomous Community of Extremadura since 1999. The O.D. includes six zones of Extremadura coming together to make the wines of this region, these six areas are: Tierra de Barros, Matanegra, Ribera Alta, Ribera Baja, Cañamero and Montánchez.
Wines Ribera de...
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Carabal Gulae 2014
27,96 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
Beautiful deep red with purple trim and high layer. sweet scent of ripe cherry and blackberry. Behind, and gradually appear and confectionary creamy notes. If the nose is good, the best is in the phase of mouth. At the entrance huge, tasty and rich. Great structure, with fruity notes and complexity behind.
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Cávea 2007 Magnum
25,00 €Size : 1500 ml (Magnum)
La Bodega: 'Bodegas Carabal' This is a new and exciting project, in which I have invested a lot of effort, a lot of time and a lot of money, said owner Antonio Banus Ferre, who put all his endeavors to create this winery on a farm he bought two decades ago in the Sierra de Guadalupe, in the cacereño term Alía ..
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Madre del Agua Crianza 2016
24,64 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
On the nose the aromas are very fruity, good toasted, flowers, balsamic, sweet spices, with great complexity, elegance and power. On the palate with great structure, tannins alive, and a long finish, very spicy, balsamic and fruity persistence. Raising 9 months in new barrels of French and American oak.
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Haragan 2014
22,91 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
Haragán is this winery's particular tribute to the dog with which it began its work to recover the Spanish mastiff breed in Extremadura, where it lived for 4,000 years. This wine reflects the power and uniqueness of an old Tinta roriz vineyard (the Portuguese Tempranillo). The emblematic variety of Pago los Balancines, Garnacha Tintorera, has been added...
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Haragan 2015
22,91 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
Haragán is this winery's particular tribute to the dog with which it began its work to recover the Spanish mastiff breed in Extremadura, where it lived for 4,000 years. This wine reflects the power and uniqueness of an old Tinta roriz vineyard (the Portuguese Tempranillo). The emblematic variety of Pago los Balancines, Garnacha Tintorera, has been added...
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Estuche Cávea + Rasgo + 2 Copas
22,05 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
1 Cavea bottle : a perfect balance for four powerful varities, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Graciano and Tempranillo . 1 bottle of Trait: a fruity and fun wine, made with Tempranillo Y Syrah that will leave us an intense and rich final memory. 2 Cups The quality that is guaranteed by the well-known enologist Ignacio de Miguel , advisor to the winery.
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Viña Puebla Selección 2018
12,73 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
Viña Puebal Selection is a red wine produced by Bodegas Toribio in the region of Matanegra (Extremadura), within the DO Ribera del Guadiana, consisting of a blend of Cabernet, Tempranillo, Grenache and Syrah.
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Payva Reserva 2013
12,27 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
Responds to prototype simple, classic wine (dominate the woods) bottom figs and cherry. Soft, fresh and tannic hardiness asking some dishes with some fat.
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Huno Blend 2015
12,17 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
Pago the Balancines all starts in the vineyard. His philosophy is that to create a great wine is essential to respect the grapes and care for the environment in which it grows. A wine with race but very nice to enjoy on any occasion time. Sweet and charming, arrebuja the palate with ripe, juicy fruit and tannins (Carlos Delgado, Diario El País)
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Privilegio de Romale Reserva 2013
11,50 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
Ruby red with flashes of cherry. The nose is complex aromas: vanilla, wood, roasted, coffee, smoked. The palate is silky, deep, with polished tannins and round by its passage in barrel and bottle. He emphasizes long finish. Development and Aging.
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Carabal Rasgo 2015
7,50 €Size : 750 ml (Botella)
La Bodega: 'Bodegas Carabal' is a new and exciting project, in which I invested a lot of effort, a lot of time and a lot of money, said owner Antonio Banus Ferre, who put all his endeavors to create this winery a farm he bought two decades ago in the Sierra de Guadalupe, in the cacereño term Alía.
