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Emilio Moro Malleolus is a red wine produced in the Ribera del Duero by the Emilio Moro winery. Emilio Moro is a family winery that continues to develop in the traditional way, using inherited knowledge passed from generation to generation since its founding over 70 years ago.
The name of this wine comes from the Latin word 'majuelo', a term used to refer to vineyards. Emilio Moro Malleolus is a single variety of Tinta Fina.
The grapes used for making Malleolus comes from the Camino Viejo vineyard. A vineyard planted in 1989, at an altitude of 890 metres above sea level, on a hillside with a steep slope. The soils are clay with some areas of limestone concentration especially in the higher parts of the estate.
The development of Emilio Moro Malleolus begins with a maceration with the skins that stretches for 28 days. After this maceration, malolactic fermentation and subsequent aging occurs for 18 months in new French Allier oak barrels.
Emilio Moro Malleolus is an elegant, sincere and complex wine with a large structure. A great expression of Tinta del País, the queen variety of Ribera del Duero.
Malleulos 2019 is a ripe red wine with fragrant aromas of raspberries, currants and cherries accompanied by notes of white pepper, coffee and dark chocolate. The palate is surprisingly silky with a touch of endless freshness. A full-bodied, enveloping wine with a very persistent finish.
2009 Wine Style Asia Awards Medalla de Oro
Harvest after harvest, Emilio Moro has found his own and precise identity in the production of the traditional reds of Ribera del Duero, with a modern touch. These wines are full of colour, highly expressive, virile and eager to live. They rely on the caste and nobility of the family clone Tinto Fino, the strength of the terroir, the selection of wood and a well-interpreted modern oenology. The younger red wines have a good body, without lacking in flavour and balance. The game between time and wood suggests more complex wines, more penetrating, and at the same time more velvety. This is particularly portrayed in their single-vineyard wines.
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D.O. Ribera del Duero
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D.O. Ribera del Duero
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