Máquina & Tabla Nicasia

Name: Máquina & Tabla Nicasia 2017
Brand: Máquina & Tabla
Price: 18.48 GBP
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Fruity, fresh and silky

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Máquina & Tabla Nicasia 2017 is a fruity red wine with delicate notes of black fruits, red fruits and violet flowers. The palate is fresh and silky with fine tannins and long finish.

Red wine Aged in wood Biodynamic and Respectful agriculture. 10 months in foudres.

Alcohol: 13.50%

Designation: D.O. Toro

Winery: Máquina & Tabla

Production area: Spain

Castilla y León

Contains sulphites

Tipo de Uva: 100% Garnacha Tinta

-8.75%

Biodynamic

Red wine Aged in wood Biodynamic and Respectful agriculture. 10 months in foudres.

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Serve at: 16.0°C

Pairing

Stew, White roasted meat, Poultry, Red meat with sauce, Sheep cheese

Style Máquina & Tabla Nicasia 2017

Fruity

Spicy

Young

Barrel

Light

Body

Characteristics Máquina & Tabla Nicasia

Máquina & Tabla Nicasia is a biodynamic red wine made in the D.O. Toro by the young Máquina & Tabla winery with the red Garnacha variety.

The Máquina & Tabla winery was set up by winemaker Oriol Illa and artist Susana Pastor. Having sought out forgotten vineyards and keen to use natural winemaking methods, they make wines in Bierzo, Rueda, Toro and Gredos. These are unique locations that are ideal for small, biodynamic productions.

Máquina & Tabla Nicasia comes from old vineyards recovered from an 8 hectare El Pasiego vineyard. These are strains planted in sandy and granitic soil at an altitude of over 1,000 metres above sea level. They use organic agriculture and biodynamic treatments that respect the natural balance of the terroir and the strain.

When the Máquina & Tabla Nicasia grapes reach the winery, they are pressed whole. The must macerates with skins for 2 weeks and fermentation occurs spontaneously with native yeasts. It then finally ages for 10 months in oak foudres.

Máquina & Tabla Nicasia is a moorland red wine that is made through a commitment to responsible agriculture and non-interventionist practices in the winery.

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Tasting notes Máquina & Tabla Nicasia

2017

Máquina & Tabla Nicasia 2017 is a fruity red wine with delicate notes of black fruits, red fruits and violet flowers. The palate is fresh and silky with fine tannins and long finish.

Alcohol: 13.50%

Production area: Spain

Castilla y León

Type of grape: Garnacha Tinta

Designation: D.O. Toro

Winery: Máquina & Tabla

Tipo de Uva: 100% Garnacha Tinta

Contains sulphites

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