Viñas Del Vero Colección Pinot Noir Rosado, Somontano

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Viñas del Vero Colección Pinot Noir Rosado, Somontano £13.99 Vintage: 2019 Bottle Size: 75cl Alcohol %: % Country: Spain Description: The Colección series are estate wines, each from a single low yielding vineyard, giving outstanding varietal character and the unique qualities of their individual terroir. From the El Enebro Estate, 400 metres above sea level, this Viñas del Vero Colección Gewurztraminer grape rewards with an intense, lifted, floral nose and a persistent, aromatic richness on the palate. Silky, spicy flavours marry with perfumed floral notes to produce a wine with unmistakable varietal character. Excellent wine! Cepages: Pinot Noir Group: Spain Sub group: Aragon Colour: Rosé Closure: Cork Producer: Website: Organic/Bio Status: Food / cocktail match: Food / cocktail recipe: Press "Vinas del Vero wines have a silky, velvety complexity, elegant notes, and delicate cool climate palates often with a slightly spicy touch - definitely a winery to look out for". Wines from Spain Awards Awards The Viñas del Vero wines have obtained historic results in the Peñín Guide (the Peñín Guide is one of the most internationally acclaimed Spanish wine publications). Twelve wines from this Somontano winery were awarded 90 points or more in prestigious guide. Likewise, the Peñín Tasting Committee, made up of four wine experts, has recognised, with 92 points, the uniqueness of the Vinas del Vero Merlot Tempranillo Rosado. Other Info: Viñas del Vero owes its name to a river of the Somontano district, at the foot of the Pyrenees, famed for its gullies, canyons and ravines. The company Viñas del Vero, S.A. was set up in Somontano at the end of 1986 following the acquisition of 550 hectares of land in Barbastro and other nearby villages. In 1987 work began to replant the land with vines of the traditional regional varieties (Tempranillo, Moristel, Garnacha and Macabeo), along with those from other sources (Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Pinot Noir). Viñas de Vero is now the leading winery of the Somontano region in terms of the volume and quality of its output. The company owns 700 hectares of vineyards, and produces 5 million bottles per year.Its wines can be found in more than 40 countries It is one of Spain's most state of the art wineries in terms of both worldwide technology and the style of wines it produces. While not certified, Vinas del Vero practice organic viticulture..

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