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Year
2023
Appellation of origin
V.T Castilla
Grape type
Tempranillo 85%, syrah 10%, merlot 5%.
Alcoholic grade
14,8 % Vol.
Year
2023
Appellation of origin
V.T Castilla
Grape type
Tempranillo 85%, syrah 10%, merlot 5%.
Alcoholic grade
14,8 % Vol.
Tasting Note
Visual phase Clean and bright. Cherry red with violet hues, medium layer.
Olfactory phase Intense aroma, with predominance of fruit, notes of red fruits and violets well blended with the notes of the two types of oak.
Gustatory phase Friendly entry, good balance, medium body, fresh and persistent.
Vintage Characteristics
Dry year with a total annual rainfall of 364 L, which determines a harvest of low yields, good ripening and an extraordinary concentration.
Temperatures in the summer were hot, with heat waves at the beginning of summer that initially advanced the vine cycle. A second half of August and a month of September with milder temperatures, as well as frequent precipitation, allowed to extend the cycle, with a slow ripening that caused the grapes to have good levels of acidity, with a better and more balanced phenolic ripeness.
Tasting Note
Visual phase Clean and bright. Cherry red with violet hues, medium layer.
Olfactory phase Intense aroma, with predominance of fruit, notes of red fruits and violets well blended with the notes of the two types of oak.
Gustatory phase Friendly entry, good balance, medium body, fresh and persistent.
Vintage Characteristics
Dry year with a total annual rainfall of 364 L, which determines a harvest of low yields, good ripening and an extraordinary concentration.
Temperatures in the summer were hot, with heat waves at the beginning of summer that initially advanced the vine cycle. A second half of August and a month of September with milder temperatures, as well as frequent precipitation, allowed to extend the cycle, with a slow ripening that caused the grapes to have good levels of acidity, with a better and more balanced phenolic ripeness.
