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GRILLO 2017
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The aromas of ripe red fruit or spices such as black pepper stand out, with underlying toasty notes from its time in the barrel.

Its balance of alcohol and acidity stands out, making it a very easy-to-drink, high-density wine.

GRILLO 2017

75cl |
Uva
Varieties 44% Syrah
35% Cabernet Sauvignon
14% Grenache
7% Merlot
Calendario
Vintage 2017
Alcohol content
Alcohol content 15.0º
33,45 34,90 -4%
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The aromas of ripe red fruit or spices such as black pepper stand out, with underlying toasty notes from its time in the barrel.

Its balance of alcohol and acidity stands out, making it a very easy-to-drink, high-density wine.

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Tasting notes

Appearance

Deep cherry red wine, with a high layer and violet rim.

Nose

Elegant nose that gains in intensity as it oxygenates.

Palate

In the mouth it is a voluminous, round wine, with soft tannins typical of correct maturation. Its balance of alcohol and acidity stands out, which makes it a wine of great density that is very easy to drink. Its finish, long and persistent, is due to the intensity with which the fruit and toasted aromas reappear as it passes through the mouth.

Description

Hand-harvested in 12 kg crates. Once at the winery, the grapes are cold-stored until they reach 40°C. A double manual selection of bunches and berries is then carried out, removing any remaining stems, raisined berries, or unripe grapes. The grapes are transported in 300 kg containers to the French oak fermentation tanks.

Malolactic fermentation takes place in 225-liter French oak barrels. For the first five months, each barrel is turned twice a week to circulate the sediment, thus enhancing smoothness and body. From May onwards, the wine is left to settle, allowing the sediment to sink to the bottom by gravity and be separated by racking. The wine then rests in the barrel for a further eight months at a temperature of 160°C until bottling.