Ego, Talento and Infinito, Three Identifying Words That Ego Bodegas Use in Their Daily Production of Market Ready Wines

Ego, Talento and Infinito, Three Identifying Words That Ego Bodegas Use in Their Daily Production of Market Ready Wines

Acuma Ego, Talento and Infinito, three identifying words that Ego Bodegas use in their daily production of market ready wines. Settled in the beauti- ful region of Jumilla, the estate of Ego Bodegas is home to 25 hectares of vines, including commonly planted Syrah and Monastrell. Within the past decade of production, Ego has found a solid fan base, attracted to their dedication to native grape varietals (and probably their artistic and eye-catching labels). Monastrell, also known as Mourvedre when found in the Rhone region of France, is a staple in Spain and is known for being a great alternative to Cabernet Sauvignon. A relatively new winery, Ego uses both modern techniques and tra- ditional methods for vinification and production. A balanced blend of Syrah and Petite Verdot, Acuma fulfills Egos’ commitment to producing wines that “transport us to a sweet happiness” as quoted by Socrates. Ready to drink now or cellar for the next few years. Serve chilled at 12-15 C. Acuma MONASTRELL, PETIT VERDOT, SYRAH JUMILLA, SPAIN 14.5% ALCOHOL RETAIL $24.99 CLUB $19.49 HOW IT LOOKS HOW IT TASTES Intense, bright cherry and a core of The depth of colour in your glass will give deeper garnet. us an indication that the wine is full-bodied. And continuing our investigation, the tertiary aromas point towards oak use. So, we should HOW IT SMELLS be surprised by the rich mouthfeel and With an affinity to warm, dry climate, Mon- creamy texture. There is a sweetness dis- astrell produced ripe aromas and present an played by the ripe blueberry and plums, but array of berry flavours from red, black to blue. is balanced by good acidity and countering Here, blueberry pie filling give a rich and sweet fresh berry flavours. We always love opening base, with accents of oak, toast, violet and a bottle of Monastrell when we are craving dried provencal herbs. and expressive, bold wine. FOOD PAIRING LOVE THIS WINE? Big, bold red wine and you automatically Limited quantities available, buy more today. think beef? Monastrell is actually a great red wine for vegetarians. Think portabello mush- rooms with wild rice, barley or farro - which add that nutty character..

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