Horcajo
2015Horcajo 2015
Review
Horcajo is the newest Cepa 21 wine made in the Ribera del Duero. It achieves its maximum expressiveness thanks to using only Tempranillo grapes from the Horcajo plot, one of the most interesting plots they own. A wine with great potential, and a very limited production — only 1457 bottles.
It is aged for eighteen months in new French oak barrels and shows an intense and lively Picota cherry colour. Elegant and complex on the nose, it is loaded with ripe black fruit backed up by nuances the wine has received from its time in wood. Its balance, warmth, and persistence are very clear in the mouth.
Vineyard
- Climate:Continental
Production
- Ageing period:18 months
- Barrel age:New
- Type of wood:French oak
Tasting notes
- ViewPicota cherry red / Intense
- Bouquet:Ageing notes / Ripe fruit / Complex
- Mouth:Balanced / Persistent / Long / Warm
Recommendations
- Optimum serving temperature:Between 15ºC and 17ºC
- Decanting:Aeration is recommended
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