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¡ Buying this product you get {{calculatedProductMenttos()}} menttos !
Year
2018
Appellation of origin
Ribera del Duero
Source
España
Year
2018
Appellation of origin
Ribera del Duero
Source
España
Mouth: potente, equilibrado, con una agradable mineralidad, con taninos marcados, dulces, notable sedosidad.
Nose: intensidad aromática muy alta, frutas maduras de sotobosque en el primer ataque en nariz, finos aromas tostados, de toffe y caramelo.
Mark: Bodega Áster
Bodega Áster has produced this Áster Finca el Otero 2016, a red wine from Ribera del Duero with selected Tempranillo clusters of 2016.AGEING: the wine underwent malolactic fermentation for three months with a battonage of the lees once a week. Then, a new selection of the best barrels was made and after a new homogenization, the wine was transferred to French oak barrels.WINE MAKING: the harvest of the El Otero plot began on October 7, with the grapes being picked at mid-morning in 20-kilo boxes. The grapes were then refrigerated to 4ºC and kept at this temperature for 24 hours before being put on the table.
Mouth: potente, equilibrado, con una agradable mineralidad, con taninos marcados, dulces, notable sedosidad.
Nose: intensidad aromática muy alta, frutas maduras de sotobosque en el primer ataque en nariz, finos aromas tostados, de toffe y caramelo.
Mark: Bodega Áster
Bodega Áster has produced this Áster Finca el Otero 2016, a red wine from Ribera del Duero with selected Tempranillo clusters of 2016.AGEING: the wine underwent malolactic fermentation for three months with a battonage of the lees once a week. Then, a new selection of the best barrels was made and after a new homogenization, the wine was transferred to French oak barrels.WINE MAKING: the harvest of the El Otero plot began on October 7, with the grapes being picked at mid-morning in 20-kilo boxes. The grapes were then refrigerated to 4ºC and kept at this temperature for 24 hours before being put on the table.
