2015 | Vina Pomal | 106 Barricas Edicion Limitada Reserva

Description

Red Wine: 2015 | Vina Pomal | 106 Barricas Edicion Limitada Reserva

Spicy notes of liquorice and dark berries, violets and fennel. Mineral background with notes of chocolate and fine wood (cedar). Structured and tasty wine with great persistence and balance.

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Producer: Vina Pomal

Vintage: 2015

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14.5%

Varietal: Rioja Red Blend

Country/Region: Spain, Rioja

Spicy notes of liquorice and dark berries, violets and fennel. Mineral background with notes of chocolate and fine wood (cedar). Structured and tasty wine with great persistence and balance.

Producer Information

Bodegas Bilbaínas is the longest-standing bottling winery in Rioja. Viña Pomal is its flagship brand, which embodies the Rioja Alta’s best winemaking tradition. These are exceptional wines that have remained faithful to the classic style of authentic Rioja. These days the winery belongs to the Spanish Raventós Codorníu group. The winery was founded in 1901 in the region’s wine capital Haro. Bilbaínas has the most extensive underground cellars in the region and a greater area of vineyards than any other winery in the town: 250 hectares of high-quality vines, which supply the winery with its own grapes, ensuring that they can be processed quickly without losing their qualities. The Viña Pomal estate covers 90 hectares out of the 250 hectares of vineyards. They are located inside the municipality of Haro and less than 2 kilometers from the winery, in one of the town’s most beautiful enclaves, overlooking the Ebro river as it flows downstream through the Conchas de Haro pass. The estate features different ecosystems with different soils and varying degrees of exposure to the sun, which calls for the careful selection of homogenous zones. The estate’s viticulture combines traditional Rioja practices with precision winegrowing techniques, which result in state of the art environmentally friendly winegrowing, always with a view to obtaining premium quality.