R. López de Heredia Rioja Reserva Viña Bosconia 2011
Viña Bosconia comes from the historic El Bosque vineyard, a 15 hectare property situated along the Ebro River on the southern foothills of the Sierra Cantabria.
Read moreViña Bosconia comes from the historic El Bosque vineyard, a 15 hectare property situated along the Ebro River on the southern foothills of the Sierra Cantabria.
Read moreThe nose was fragrant and layered, opening with dark cherry, pomegranate and plum, followed by sandalwood, cedar, and vanilla. With air, the wine became increasingly savory and complex, revealing tobacco, leather, dried herbs, licorice, spice and balsamic notes, while the distinctive influence of American oak remained beautifully integrated.
Read moreA rosé to savor rather than simply quaff, this is a wine of remarkable character, nuance, and elegance that rewards slow appreciation with every sip.
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Read moreMonasteries along this historic trail cultivated vineyards and advanced winemaking techniques, creating the foundation for Rioja Alta’s celebrated wine culture. Over time, this region became synonymous with high-quality, age-worthy wines, with its unique terroir, marked by limestone and clay soils and a moderate climate featuring Tempranillo and Garnacha native grapes of this region.
Read moreViña Bosconia wines originate from the El Bosque vineyard. Inspired by French winemaking traditions, the founder named the wines after French styles, such as the Burgundy-style wine he once crafted with a high percentage of Pinot Noir, called “Rioja Cepa Borgoña.”
Read moreNot surprisingly, with 4 years of barrel aging followed by 6 years in bottle prior to release this was stunning.
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