Ramón Bilbao Edición Limitada 2016 1,5L
Bodegas Ramón BilbaoDescription
Ramón Bilbao Limited edition is your perfect wine If you like modernity, risk, create and look differently.
Elaboration:
Selection of clusters and artisanal fermentation in wooden tinos at controlled temperature 27-28ºC. Autóctona yeasts are used. Aging for 15 months In new French oak barrels and subsequently 10 months in bottle in underground cellar.
Tasting note:
< P> View: Intense ruby ??red color with garnet reflexes. Clean and bright. With the presence of tears when turning the cup.Nose: Clean, Franco with very good intensity. Presence of fresh black fruit (black cherry, black plum). Balsamic aromas and aromatic herbs. Rich in spices, like black pepper, cocoa and coffee notes.
Boca: Long, intense and balanced acidity. Presence of round and fine tannin. In Retronasal recalls the aromas registered in nose.
Pairing:
Veal, smoked and international cuisine as Mexican dishes or china-spicy cuisine.
Product Details
- Capacity
- 1.5L
- Vintage
- 2016
- Made by
- Bodegas Ramón Bilbao
- Made in
- Spain
- Designation of Origin
- D.O.C. Rioja
- Proof
- 13.5% Vol.
- Aging
- Aged
- Grape Variety
- Tempranillo
- Guía Peñín Rating
- 92 GP
- Tim Atkin Rating
- 93 TA
About Bodegas Ramón Bilbao
The Ramón Bilbao winery, named "Best Spanish Winery" by IWSC and selected as one of the "50 Most Admired Brands in the World" three years in a row in Drinks International, offers a wide variety of wines each with a unique expression.
The red wines of the Ramón Bilbao Classic Range express a different Rioja Alta, making them more fruity and fresh. The whites (made in Rueda) define a fresh and elegant style.
Limited edition wines are an unexpected charm in search of elegance, fruit and complexity.
The Limite Norte and Limite Sur wines stand out, exploring the limits of La Rioja using native varieties.
Finally, the most personal project: Lalomba, the expression of the most charismatic vineyards of Ramón Bilbao. Deep, tasty and with an enveloping finesse, its floral personality transfers to its original environment in Yerga.