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Bodega Santa Eulalia Riberal Crianza 2019
£157.38
Current Price (inc. Tax)
6 bottle(s) at £26.23 per bottle.
In stock
SKU
xBK615612-19
Bodega Santa Eulalia Riberal Crianza 2019
- Grape 100% Tempranillo
- Country Spain
- Region Castilla y Leon
- Abv 14.5%
- Case size 6/ 75cl
- 12 to 14 months, with racking every 3 or 6 months.
- Minimum 12 months before marketing. Lying on metal sleepers in an underground warehouse where the temperature does not exceed 16 °C. 80% French oak 20% American oak. Complex, powerful aromas of black fruit, vanilla, and balsamic hints. Broad in the mouth, with good structure and complex flavours of dark fruits, spices, and vanilla. Ruby red colour, bright with a medium-high layer. The aroma is clean, powerful, and complex, with elegant aromas of ageing, persisting fruity, and balsamic tones. Palate It is broad and balanced, very harmonious as a whole, long and tasty retronasally. It is complex, elegant, and broad, with nuances of ageing and fruity tones.
Complex, powerful aromas of black fruit, vanilla, and balsamic hints. Broad in the mouth, with good structure and complex flavours of dark fruits, spices, and vanilla. The mountainous extremes and violent extremes of temperature that characterize Ribera del Duero have failed to discourage winemakers, who have flocked there in droves in the past few years. Soil conditions are perfect for vine-growing, and the grapes produced are particular.
| Price | £131.15 |
|---|---|
| Country | Spain |
| Vintage | 2019 |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| Winery | The mountainous altitudes and violent extremes of temperature which characterise Ribera del Duero have failed to discourage winemakers. Soil conditions are perfect for vine-growing, and the grapes produced are of particularly fine quality. This bodega was established in 1988 and now extends to 200 hectares of vineyard planted exclusively to Tinto Fino, the local name for Tempranillo. |
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