• BRAND

    Ramirez de la Piscina
  • COUNTRY

    Spain
  • REGION

    Rioja
  • Size

    750ml
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Ramirez de la Piscina Rioja Gran Reserva 2010

Ramirez de la Piscina Rioja Gran Reserva 2010

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  • BRAND

    Ramirez de la Piscina
  • COUNTRY

    Spain
  • REGION

    Rioja
  • Size

    750ml

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Ramirez de la Piscina Rioja Gran Reserva 2010 |

Regular price $26.97
Regular price $35.97 Sale price $26.97
Sale SOLD OUT

Rich ruby red with a tawny rim. On the nose it is intense with notes of Oriental spices, violets, incense and secondary fruit aromas. In the mouth it is silky and elegant with great refinement. The back-taste is long and persistent.
Should be drunk at a temperature of 18ºC.Drink with red and white meat, roast lamb, pork, beef, game, poultry, stews, rice dishes, pulses, mushrooms and mature or blue cheese.Vineyards:At least 30 years old. Located in Abalos and San Vicente de la Sonsierra, Rioja Alta. Clay and Limestone soil.Vinification: Bunches are carefully sorted on the selection table, and then grapes are destemmed and transferred to a tank for skin-contact maceration. After several days, tumultuous fermentation starts in the liquid found underneath the cap of skins floating on the surface. Automatic pumping-over and punching-down allow the tannins and colour to be extracted from the grape skins. The entire fermentation is temperature-controlled in order to favour the survival of the yeasts until the end of the process. When fermentation finishes, the wine is run off by gravity.This method of destemming ensures a greater concentration of polyphenols and colour, which will be absolutely vital for the wine’s ageing in barrel.Ageing: After alcoholic and malolactic fermentation the wine is racked into 225 litre American and French oak barrels where it spends 24 months ageing in our bodega’s underground cellars.Thereafter the wine is transferred back to the tanks for 2 months of natural fining and settling before filtering and bottling.Ageing is completed in the bottle. The bottles are stored horizontally in our underground bottle-cellars for at least 36 months before their labelling and release for sale.

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