How does it taste?
Fruit
Toast
Body
Acidity
Tasting notes
Look
Intense cherry red color.
Smell
Fresh ripe fruit aromas with floral notes.
Taste
fruity flavor balanced with sweet tannins although juveniles. I surround mouthfeel with a long end.
Information
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Ageing
Joven
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Appellation
Almansa
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Grape
Garnacha Tintorera, Monastrell
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Country
Spain
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Recommended Pairing
Rice with meat, Iberian sausages, Game meats, Barbecues, Red meats
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Alcohol
14%
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Ocasiones
BBQ con amigos
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VIVINO Points
3,7
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Tipo de Vino
Tinto
Fruit
Toast
Body
Acidity
Tasting notes
Look
Intense cherry red color.
Smell
Fresh ripe fruit aromas with floral notes.
Taste
fruity flavor balanced with sweet tannins although juveniles. I surround mouthfeel with a long end.
Look
Intense cherry red color.Smell
Fresh ripe fruit aromas with floral notes.Taste
fruity flavor balanced with sweet tannins although juveniles. I surround mouthfeel with a long end.Information
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AgeingJoven
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AppellationAlmansa
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GrapeGarnacha Tintorera, Monastrell
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CountrySpain
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Recommended PairingRice with meat, Iberian sausages, Game meats, Barbecues, Red meats
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Alcohol14%
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OcasionesBBQ con amigos
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VIVINO Points3,7
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Tipo de VinoTinto
Description of Laya
One of the D. O. P.'s unknown to date as it is Almansa, gives us one of the best expressions of the Garnacha tintorera and Monastrell. With vineyards between 700 and 1,000 meters above sea level on sandy soils, this young red is becoming one of the revelations this year.
Ideal pairing
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Red meats -
Barbecues -
Game meats -
Iberian sausages -
Rice with meat
Making notes Laya
Notas del Viñedo
Making notes
Macerated for 15 days in stainless steel deposits at 25º C. Malolactic fermentation in deposit to age for 4 months in French oak barrels.Climatología
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