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Aldeanueva De Ebro (La Rioja) España Bodegas d.d.d. MateosMateosMateos ALDEANUEVA DE EBRO (LA RIOJA) ESPAÑA Bodegas d. Mateos, Sociedad Limitada ------------------------------------------ # Aldeanueva de Ebro, core of Rioja Baja wines. # Familiar winery with a long tradition of 7 generations dedicated to the vineyards cultivation. # R&D&I Tempranillo Blanco and Graciano. # Wines with Denominación de Origen Calificada Rioja. BBddMM Vineyards ------------------------------------------ # +100 hectares owned by the family. # Altitude: between 375 and 650 m. # Average age: 45 years old. # Predominant plantation: bush vines. # Predominant soil: clay loam. BBddMM Experimental vineyards ------------------------------------------ # Collaboration with CIDA (Government of La Rioja). # Tempranillo Blanco variety development. # Clonal selection of Riojan Graciano. # Zero waste project (Residuo Cero). # Drip irrigation in the vineyard. BBddMM Main vineyards Grape Average age ------------------------------------------ Tempranillo Tinto....... ... 45 years old Tempranillo Blanco.......... 12 “ Graciano.................... 25 “ Garnacha.................... 55 “ Mazuelo..................... 40 “ “El Salobrar” “El Coscojar” “El Bosquil” BB“Los Quemaos” ddMM Winery ------------------------------------------ # Production capacity: 1 million bottles. # 30 Stainless still tanks (25.000 l). # Bottling machine: 2.500 bottles / hour capacity. # 50 Hl Pneumatic press. Barrels # +750 barrels of 225 l from the best french and american cooperages: 85 % french and 15 % american. # 300 l barrels for white wines. # Forests: > France: Allier, Tronçais, Nevers, Bertranges, Jupilles. > U.S.A.: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri. BB# 15% annualdd growthMM in the barrel park. Range of wines Brand ------------------------------------------ # Highest expression.............La Mateo Colección de Familia # Modern wines.........................In # Classic Rioja..................Navaldar # Fashion Wine.................Parlanchín # Personalization...........Letargo, etc. # Table wines......................Iselen BBddMM Colección de Familia La Mateo Highest expression wines ------------------------------------------ # Limited production and only in great vintages. # Wines with expression of terroir. # Elegant and complex aromatic profiles (fine wood, stewed fruits, integrated oak, creamy hints, etc.). # Selection of our oldest vineyards and the best cooperage´s barrels. # Denominación de Origen Calificada Rioja. /</</</ Garnacha Cepas Tempranillo Crianza Reserva Viejas Blanco ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- 15 months oak fermented in oak 14 months in oak/ 18 months in oak/ 18 months in 24 months in BBbottle bottle ddMM IN Modern wines ------------------------------------------ # Modern single-varietals. # Indigenous grapes from La Rioja. # Modern and transgressor image aimed to a younger and lighthearted audience. # Denominación de Origen Calificada Rioja. \·\·\·\ Inconsciente Insolente Insensato 100 % Tempranillo 100 % Graciano 100 % Garnacha Blanco ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- 6 months with its 5 months in oak 5 months in oak own lees BBddMM Parlanchín Fashion wine ------------------------------------------ # Ideal for “wine by the glass” and high turnover market. # Very modern image aimed to young people. # Great investment in marketing elements. # Sweet and fruity style of wine with a subtle oaky end. # Denominación de Origen Calificada Rioja. -_-_-_- Parlanchín ---------------- Tempranillo and Garnacha 4 months in oak BBddMM Navaldar Classic Rioja ------------------------------------------ # Anglo-Saxon palate. # Predominance of ripe red / black fruits. # Main grape: Tempranillo. # Very well integrated oak, medium toasted notes, rounded and balanced wines on the palate. # Denominación de Origen Calificada Rioja. |-|-|-| Navaldar Navaldar Navaldar 100 % Tempranillo Crianza Reserva ----------- ----------- ----------- Young red wine 12 months in oak/ 14 months in oak/ 12 months in 24 months in bottle BBbottle ddMM Iselen Table wines ------------------------------------------ # Excellent price-quality ratio. # Crianza cosechero (oaked table wine). # Aimed to large surfaces and high consumption HORECA points. # First-class image for this segment of wines. ._._._. Iselen Tinto Iselen Blanco ---------------- ---------------- 80 % Tempranillo 60 % Verdejo, 20 % Garnacha 30 % Sauvignon Blanc 10 % Tempranillo Blanco BBddMM Personalization Customized wines ------------------------------------------ # Help us to create your unique wine: > Grape. > Organoleptic profile. > Label design. > Packaging. >.>.>.> BBddMM Vermouth Mon dieu! Vermouth ------------------------------------------ # Most traditional winemaking techniques. 91 # A great surprise to the palate. GUÍAPEÑÍN PUNTOS # Selection of Viura, vinified 6 months in the presence of their own lees. # Great image. -_-_-_- Vermouth Mon dieu! ---------------- 100 % Viura +40 natural extracts BBddMM Awards Guía 92 Guía 90 Guía 90 Intervinos puntos Intervinos puntos Intervinos puntos 90 GUÍAPEÑÍN PUNTOS 2014 2016 > > Valcendon Valcendon Navaldar La Mateo La Mateo La Mateo Navaldar Navaldar Navaldar Tempranillo Graciano Reserva Tempranillo Crianza Reserva Reserva Crianza Vendimia Blanco Blanco Seleccionada Guía 90 Intervinos puntos 92puntos GUÍA DE VINOS GOURMETS 90 puntos 2017 < Insensato Insolente BBddMMGarnacha Graciano Export Manager ------------------------ Carlos Moreno Cell: +34 605 934 703 [email protected] Winery Bodegas------------------------ Bodegas d. Mateos Camino de Los Agudos s/n 26559 Aldeanueva de Ebro La Rioja - Spain Phone: +34 941 261 897 d.d. MateosMateoswww.bodegasmateos.com d.ALDEANUEVA Mateos DE EBRO (LA RIOJA) ESPAÑA.
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