Valduero Una Cepa 2017
€28.50
Valduero Una Cepa 2017 is a superior wine, noble and full of high-end fruit.
Founded in 1984 by the family García Viadero, Valduero is one of the cellars responsible for what Ribera del Duero is today, considered one of the most important wine regions of the world.
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Winemaking and Ageing
Valduero Una Cepa 2017 is a Tempranillo monovarietal. Production of strains with which this wine is made is scarce, hence the name "Una Cepa" (1 strain), since a single bottle is obtained from one strain.
Una Cepa 2017 Tasting Notes
- View: Valduero Una Cepa has a cherry red colour with a very high layer.
- Nose: Complexity of aromas and an extraordinary intensity. Once we stir the wine, the aromas of fruit and wood are assembled and begin to appear with memories of ripe red fruits, leather, toasted and vanilla.
- Palate: On the palate it is a well structured and balanced wine, the alcohol and acidity integration is excellent and a different aftertaste to the classic Valduero range is appreciated.
Pairing
Valduero Una Cepa 2017 is ideal with red meats, blue fish, cured cheeses and sausages. Advisable temperature of consumption between 17 and 19 ºC.
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Embotellado E. Valduero SA Gumel de Mercado REG 6053 BU
Data sheet
- Alcohol
- 14 %
- Bottle Shape
- 75cl.
- Country of Origin
- Spain
- Wine Type
- Red Wine
- Grapes
- Tinta Fina
- Cellar
- 0
- Appellation
- 0
- Ageing
- 18 meses
- Vintage
- 2017
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Valduero Una Cepa 2017
€28.50
Valduero Una Cepa 2017 is a superior wine, noble and full of high-end fruit.
Founded in 1984 by the family García Viadero, Valduero is one of the cellars responsible for what Ribera del Duero is today, considered one of the most important wine regions of the world.