Raices Ibericas Mazuela Manchuela
Country: Spain Region: Manchuela
Varietal: Mazuela Vintage: 2024
Colour: Red Style: Dry
Producer: Raíces Ibéricas
Raices is a range of wines based solely on indigenous Spanish varieties. Most of these varieties are strongly connected to their particular, native region. Their intention is to bring the beautiful spectrum of Spain's often unknown grape varieties to the consumer. Raices is his ode to authentic Spanish grape varieties. Its roots run deep in the soil and history of one of Europe's oldest wine cultures.
It is believed to have been a very old variety from the Cariñena area prior to being introduced to Algeria, France and Italy before conquering the world. It was found in Sardinia during the rule of Aragon (1323 - 1720). Some ampelographers have attributed it a DNA profile that would link it with rioja Graciano. It can also be found in Priorat, Tarragona, Costers del Segre, Penedès, Montsant and Terra Alta, Rioja, Castilla-La-Mancha and Navarre. It also exists as a Carignan in white and grey versions.
Tasting Note:
Aromas of ripe dark and red fruits (blackberries, raspberries), undergrowth, peppery spices, mild tobacco, florals and a hint of cinnamon.
Food Pairings:
Great with pasta, red meats, roasted or grilled poultry, cured meats, tapas and tuna or grilled red mullet.
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Country: Spain Region: Manchuela
Varietal: Mazuela Vintage: 2024
Colour: Red Style: Dry
Producer: Raíces Ibéricas
Raices is a range of wines based solely on indigenous Spanish varieties. Most of these varieties are strongly connected to their particular, native region. Their intention is to bring the beautiful spectrum of Spain's often unknown grape varieties to the consumer. Raices is his ode to authentic Spanish grape varieties. Its roots run deep in the soil and history of one of Europe's oldest wine cultures.
It is believed to have been a very old variety from the Cariñena area prior to being introduced to Algeria, France and Italy before conquering the world. It was found in Sardinia during the rule of Aragon (1323 - 1720). Some ampelographers have attributed it a DNA profile that would link it with rioja Graciano. It can also be found in Priorat, Tarragona, Costers del Segre, Penedès, Montsant and Terra Alta, Rioja, Castilla-La-Mancha and Navarre. It also exists as a Carignan in white and grey versions.
Tasting Note:
Aromas of ripe dark and red fruits (blackberries, raspberries), undergrowth, peppery spices, mild tobacco, florals and a hint of cinnamon.
Food Pairings:
Great with pasta, red meats, roasted or grilled poultry, cured meats, tapas and tuna or grilled red mullet.
