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Marques de Vargas Hacienda Pradolagar 2016

When it's time for the bells & whistles
Tempranillo (Aragonez, Tinta Fino, Tinta Roriz) and Carignan (Mazuelo)
  • $168.00

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Black Fruit, Preserved Fruit, Herbal, and Concentrated / Preserved Fruit, Leather / Earthy, Sweet Spice, Woody, and Toasted

BODY: Full
DRYNESS:
Very Dry
ACIDITY:
Medium +
TANNIN:
Medium +
ALCOHOL (%):
High (More than 14%)

Origin: La Rioja, Spain

Grape Varietals:
Tempranillo (Aragonez, Tinta Fino, Tinta Roriz) and Carignan (Mazuelo)

Winemaking:

Whole Bunch, Crushed, Extended Skin Contact, Wild yeast, and Malolactic Fermentation

Maturation: >24 Months Oak Barrels

Awards:

WESTERN FOOD PAIRING
Roast meats, cheese, and dark chocolate

ASIAN FOOD PAIRING
Mutton rendang, Pork Adobo

Description

Marques de Vargas Hacienda Pradolagar 2016

A limited edition single vineyard estate wine, released only in select vintages

Grape Varietals & Region: 80% Tempranillo, 20% Mazuelo from vines averaging 50 years old. The fruit is picked from the La Victoria sub-plot, grown on gravel with a high percentage of limestone.

Taste Profile: Hacienda Pradologar is a harmonious blend of the elegance and precision of the Tempranillo and the generosity and roundness of our Mazuelo. A delightful wine with a prolonged finish that reveals its extraordinary qualities little by little. Represents concentration, intensity and longevity. Will grow in value over time in the bottle, where the various elements are perfected assembled

Winemaking Process: Manual harvesting in 12 kg boxes, according to the maturity and variety of each plot. The grape bunches went into refrigeration chambers within minutes of being picked. They were kept overnight at a controlled temperature of between 6-8º C before being hand selected the following day on the harvest table.

Production in tanks was adapted according to each type of soil. Indigenous yeast was used from the various plots. For the ageing process, different types of oak were employed depending on the individual fruit and softness of the tannins in the final coupage or blend of grapes.