Tasting notes:
Bright cherry. Aroma ripe fruit, sweet spices, creamy oak, fragrant herbs, dry, expressive stone. fruity, tasty, toasted, balanced, elegant mouth.
Development and Aging
Made with Mencia grapes obtained from old vines, with an average of 35 years old, planted on the slopes of the river Sil. It has a step of about 10 months in French oak barrels four years, not to alter the personality of the different grapes and plots with which the wine is made.
Curiosities:
Valdeorras has built its international reputation on the basis of their godello white wines, however, the area also has been traditionally cultivated variety Mencia. In this cool climate, Mencia red wines take on a characteristic profile subtlety.
Valderroa is the mencía reference in Galicia thanks to a different way of doing things: the first mencía harvested in plastic boxes, the first selection table grape reached Valdeorras and a firm commitment to contain yields in the vineyard looking authenticity.
Features
- Type of Wine
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Red Wine
- Wine Style
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Red - Body and Spicy
- Grape Varieties
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Mencía
- Type of Ageing
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With aging
- Alcohol Content
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14.5%
- Serving Temperature
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16
- Vintage
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2016
- Presentation
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1 bottle
Ratings and awards
- Peñín
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92
- Prizes and previous ratings
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91 Parker (2011) | 93 Peñin (2011)
- AporVino Points
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94
To combine
- Pairing
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Pasta,
Salads,
Duck,
Foie,
Rice dishes,
Cheeses,
Seafood,
White Meats,
Pates or Foie Gras,
Snacks,
Appetizers,
Fish,
Ham and Sausages,
Poultry