£17.00
This Monte Haro Rioja Reserva from Federico Paternina is produced by Marques de la Concorida. The grapes are cultivated in Ollauri Rioja Alta, where low rainfall and poor soils concentrate flavour and colour. This wine showcases traditional Spanish winemaking heritage dating back to 1896.
- Made using the Tempranillo grape variety.
- Fermentation occurs carefully under 28°C maximum.
- The winery was established on 16th-century wine sites.
- Yields are kept low for intense grape concentration.
- Produced by the historic Marques de la Concorida estate.
Experience this structured example of classic Spanish wine production.
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Grape Variety - Tempranillo
History - Founded in 1896, Federico Paternina established this winery on a site of wineries excavated in the 16th century in Ollauri Rioja Alta. Bodegas Paternina was the first large wine company in Rioja
Producer - Marques de la Concorida
Regional Information - Yellowish brown soils with few retention of water that, together with the limited rainfall, produces low yields and grapes concentrated in aromas and high-quality colours.
Vinification Details - After a careful fermentation under temperatures not exceeding 28°C, the wine is aged in oak barrels and then bottled for a combined total period of 36 months before release.
Winemaker - Victor Pascual
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
