• Bold Reds

2015 Torre de Oña Reserva

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Bottle (75 cl - Standard)

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Appearence Appearence
garnet red with violet hues
Scent Scent
intense aromas with dark fruit notes such and blackcurrants, blackberries and damson plums followed by hints of floral and oaky tones
Taste Taste
great structure and fresh fruity flavours followed by a long-lasting aftertaste
Torre De Oña

Torre de Oña is a Spanish winery from Rioja wine region. In 1995 Torre de Oña winery along with its 50 ha of vineyards was bought by Rioja Alta SA. Nowadays the great quality wines signed by the oenologist Julio Sáenz are sophisticated and express the uniqueness of Rioja Alavesa terroir. The main grape variety used in the production of these good Spanish wines is Tempranillo.

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Rioja

Rioja Wines

Rioja is Spain's most famous wine region. Divided into three subregions - Rioja Alta, Rioja Alavesa and Rioja Oriental - each with their unique characteristics, Rioja produces predominantly red wines from Tempranillo and Garnacha. Barrel-aging is almost mandatory in Rioja, so look for these terms on labels: Crianza, Reserva or Gran Reserva. Crianza being the least expensive is consequently the most produced. As for white wines Malvasia was Rioja's favourite but now the emphasis shifted to Viura.

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Mazuelo

Mazuelo Wines

Mazuelo also known as Carignan is a black skinned grape variety originating from Aragon and mostly found within the wine regions of northern Spain and Languedoc-Roussillon, France. Generally speaking Mazuelo plays its best role in Rioja's red wines next to Garnacha (Grenache) and Tempranillo revealing rich aromas and flavours of black fruits, pepper, licorice, peppery accents. In the meantime French Mazuelo (Carignan) is located in Languedoc-Roussillon and produces table wines (vin de table).

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