Cerro Anon Gran Reserva 2015
Bodegas Olarra
- £17
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- Producer
- Bodegas Olarra
- Grape Varieties
- Graciano, Grenache, Mazuelo, Tempranillo
- Origin
- Spain > Rioja
Bodegas Olarra have been quietly rising to iconic status in Rioja since 1973. The Gran Reserva is the flagship wine, the wine that all other Gran Reserva's are bench marked against. A classic blend of Tempranillo 90%, Grenache 5%, Mazuelo and Graciano 5%.
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- Dark, with ruby-coloured sheen. Soft, black fruits with hints of Vanilla.
- Tempranillo 90%, Grenache 5%, Mazuelo and Graciano 5%.
- The barrel ageing that has occurred is unique. Starting in new oak barrels for 12months, then a further 14months in old barrels over 6 years old.
- Drink now and over the next 10 years.
- Match with spicy chorizo sausage, or slow roast lamb shoulder.
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