Type of grape:
95% Tempranillo, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon
Red wine Aged in wood. 18 months in French oak barrels.
Service
Serve at: 16.0°C
Pairing
Roasted red meats, Small game, Mature cheese
Style Otazu Altar 2010
Fruity
Spicy
Young
Barrel
Light
Body
Characteristics Otazu Altar
Otazu Altar is a single-plot red wine made by Bodega Otazu with the Tempranillo and Cabernet Sauvignon varieties in the D.O. Navarra.
Bodega Otazu Altar is the first winery built outside the old town of Otazu (Navarra) and the first to produce wines from a single estate. A French chateaux-style construction that incorporates the most advanced technology and has the capacity to produce 200,000 litres of wine. It is actually a complete wine museum that brings together art and architecture as a tribute to an old manor with a rich history.
The Otazu Altar grape comes from a vineyard certified as Single-Plot Protected Designation of Origin. Strains marked by an exceptional microclimate and cultivated using practices to control production to a maximum of 2 kg per bush. The harvest is carried out manually and separated by variety and plot. They are transported in 12 kg boxes.
When the Otazu Altar grape reaches the winery, it passes over a double selection table. It macerates cold for a week and alcoholic fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks. After aging for 18 months in French oak barrels, it rests in the bottle for a further 40 months.
Otazu Altar is a single-plot red wine that enjoys the full stately prestige of its origins.
Real reviews from customers who have purchased this product
Otazu Altar 2008 is a mature red wine that has ripe black fruit, minerality, balsamic notes and cedar on the nose. On the palate it is elegant, structured and has a lingering finish.
Type of grape:
95% Tempranillo, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon
Contains sulphites
Red wine Aged in wood. 18 months in French oak barrels.
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Bodegas Otazu is art, history and wine. They represent what today is a fertile land that shows the achievements of the generations that successively occupied the 16th-century Renaissance Palace, and that built an old winery in the style of the French chateaux in 1840. This is how the first winery built in Navarre was born. It was located outside the town centre and here they produced wine from a single farm. This fact was a milestone in the wine world of that time, and today, some of its wines have the Denomination of Origin Pago de Otazu. Their wines have a marked character, they are expressive, amiable, with their own style. Modern and innovative, with that unmistakable seal of the best international noble varieties.