Decenio Rioja Crianza 2016
Bodegas Las Orcas
- £13
- £10.73
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- winery
- Bodegas Las Orcas
- Grapes
- Tempranillo, Graciano
- Region
- Spain > La Rioja
Six generation family winemakers Bodegas Las Orcas have made a high quality Rioja at a great price. Made mostly with Tempranillo and a touch of Graciano, this Crianza has spent 14 months in French oak barrels.
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- Dark purple in the glass with concentrated aromas of red fruits nuanced with hints of balsamic and liquorice. Full bodied and elegant with silky tannins it has a long well balanced finish
- Tempranillo with a splash of Graciano
- The grapes are grown and the wine is made on a small family run Bodegas in the heart of Rioja Alavesa
- Drink 5 - 10 years after release
- Pair with fig and gorgonzola salad in a balsamic glaze
More Details
- Product Code
- 07ADRE16
- Wine Type
- Wine, Classic, Red
- Bottle Size
- 75cl
- Origin
- Spain > La Rioja
- Producer
- Bodegas Las Orcas
- Vintage
- 2016
- Grape Varieties
- Tempranillo, Graciano
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