CLOS MOGADOR 2002

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The Wine Advocate has scored not one vintage of this wine under 90.
The Barbier family is originally from Gigondas where they owned vineyards until the phyloxera devastation brought René's great grandfather to Tarragona. There he founded a small negociant company that built an excellent reputation for itself over the years. In the early 1970's the family firm was purchased by Rumasa and subsequently sold to Freixenet, the big cava producer. Clos Mogador is named after a novel written by René's great aunt called "Les Gens de Mogador" describing her family's life at the foot of Mont Ventoux. René's first vintage was 1989 - a wine that still shows considerable aging potential. Since then, Clos Mogador has established its position as one of the most exciting and prestiguous red wines from Spain, and in recognition René has recently been awarded the Order of Agricultural merit by the Spanish government.

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