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Box 2 bottles Finca Resalso

Name: Box 2 bottles Finca Resalso Gift
Brand: Emilio Moro
Price: 17.23 USD
Availability: InStock

A bottle of this red wine is sure to have some flavour

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Red wine Oak. 4 months in French and American oak barrels.

Alcohol: 13.50%

Designation: D.O. Ribera del Duero

Winery: Emilio Moro

Volume: Gift

Production area:

Castilla y León

Varieties: 100% Tinto Fino

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Red wine Oak. 4 months in French and American oak barrels.

Service

Serve at: 15.0°C

Pairing

Vegetables, Salads, Red meat, Rice dishes, White meats, Charcuterie, Risottos

Characteristics Box 2 bottles Finca Resalso

Emilio Moro, founder of the famous wineries in the D.O. Ribera del Duero, was born in 1932. That same year, the Finca Resalso was also planted, a vineyard growing the vines used to make the red wine of the same name (made with Tempranillo).

The 12 days of maceration and malolactic fermentation are the keys to this wine, which is aged in French oak barrels.

Because it is impossible to resist this wine, the winery is offering it in this magnificent case with two bottles, where you are guaranteed to go back for more and feel all the emotions bottled into this wine.

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Alcohol

13.50%

Production area

Castilla y León

Designation

D.O. Ribera del Duero

Winery

Emilio Moro

Varieties

100% Tinto Fino

Volume

Gift

Others wines Emilio Moro

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.