Dominio de Nobleza Crianza Magnum Bottle Awards
- Decanter 2017 World Wine Awards | SILVER
- Guía Peñín: 88 points
- Concurso Mundial Bruxelles: Medaille d´Or Gold Metal
TASTING SHEET
- Visual Phase:It came dressed in a beautiful ruby red color, with a medium-high layer, and a tiled rim.
- Olfactory Phase:Direct smell is spicy, vanilla and coconut, smoked and roasted notes. Very well assembled, with a background of ripe red fruit and jam. Honest and powerful. In the retronasal route it shows its aromatic power, long and complex.
- Gustatory Phase: It is a wine with a friendly, broad and round attack. With a good body, in the mouth it is meaty and powerful. With present quality tannins that give it character and structure, and a very well integrated acidity. The final sensation is long and pleasant.
PROCESSING SHEET
Wine from grapes grown in our Fuenmayor vineyards, aged over 30 years. In an enviable situation due to its exposure and gentle slope, as well as suitable clayey-calcareous soil. Our experience in managing viticulture allows us to carry out excellent production control, both in quantity and quality, without a doubt, key to obtaining a quality wine.
The varieties that make it up are: 100% Tempranillo.
Our ancestors, throughout the successive family generations, already made wines in our old cellars, with the traditional methods of the area.
We currently make this wine using the most modern systems: The grapes are subjected to rigorous controls upon entering the winery, before unloading into the reception hopper.
Subsequently, the grape is destemmed (so that the herbaceous parts are eliminated) and crushed, thus being ready to be transferred to the fermentation tanks.
Once inside, the alcoholic fermentation begins, with a rigorous temperature control around 28ºC In this phase, periodic pump-overs and delestages take place; applying a prolonged post-fermentation maceration.
After the alcoholic fermentation, malolactic fermentation takes place, thus ending the biological processes that transform the grapes into wine.
After several cleaning rackings, it is placed in fine-grained French and American oak barrels, where it remains for a year, with racking every six months.
Subsequently, it is bottled without any treatment, so with the passage of time, it may present some precipitate, which does not reduce its quality at all. Remaining at rest for a long time, before going on the market.
