Tasting Notes:
- Color: Intense layer of cherry-red cherry.
- Nose: Medium-high intensity where the predominant varietal aromas of black fruit, (blackberry, prune, cassis). Fruit harmoniously assembled with roasts of the aging, spices and smoked. Mineral background
- Mouth: Powerful and glyceric, with nice tannin very well integrated. Retronasal balsamica that invites a second drink.
Elaboration and Aging:
Four Steps Black, 100% Mencia , Is born from selected grapes of balanced strains of low yield, most of them more than 80 years, coming from vineyards located in zones of slope of the region of the Bierzo. After vinification, it completes its Aging between 7 and 8 months in French and American oak barrels Of 225L of medium toast. It is bottled without clarification so it may contain suspended particles.
Curiosities:
At the foot of the road to Santiago, stands an 18th century manor house with large rooms and high ceilings. Its foundations have always known the art of winemaking and its soils have been tainted thousands of times with the must of the mencia. Abandoned for a few decades, the wine cellar, it can always be. It is the perfect place. In 2003, Four Steps was born.
Quickly, the blocks give way to the warehouses and the old concrete warehouses serve as nurseries. The old and the modern combine perfectly in favor of a good result. The spirit that was lost, is again present. It smells like wine.
Features
- Type of Wine
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Red Wine
- Grape Varieties
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Mencía
- Type of Ageing
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With aging
- Alcohol Content
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14.0%
- Serving Temperature
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16
- Vintage
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2019
- Presentation
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1 bottle
Ratings and awards
- Peñín
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90
- Prizes and previous ratings
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Gold medal in the International Wine Guide 2014.
- AporVino Points
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94
To combine
- Pairing
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Mushrooms,
Foie,
Cured Cheese,
Red Meats,
Cheeses,
Game Meats,
Pasta,
Meats,
Parmesan Cheese,
Roast Meats