Technical Data Amezola de la Mora
Type of Wine: Red
Brand: Lordship Amezola reserve
Grape variety: Tempranillo
Bottle type: Bordeaux
Capacity (cl): 75
Graduation (% vol.): 13,50
Cellar: Amezola de la Mora
Regions: Denomination Rioja
Barrel type: French oak
Permanence in Barrel: 22 months
Operating temperature : 16º-18º C.
Population: Torremontalbo
General information
We select our grapes by quality; 85% Tempranillo de San Quiles, 10% Mazuelo de Faisanes, 5% Graciano de Barbarroja. It performs a long maceration in a 28-day tank. It is aged for 22 months in French oak (40%) and American (60%) oak. Rest in bottle.
Tasting Notes Viña Señorio Amezola reserve
Intense ruby color that reflects a touch of age. On the nose elegant and delicate, characteristic aroma of fresh tempranillo with a touch of sweet spicy notes. Good body, complex and long aftertaste.


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[columns] [span6] Type of Wine: Red Brand: Vidau red Grape variety: Vidau Bottle type: Bordeaux Capacity (cl): 75 Graduation (% vol.): 14 [/ span6] [span6] Warehouse: Squire Regions: Denomination Rioja Barrel type: American oak Permanence in Barrel: 10 months Operating temperature : 16º-18º C. Population: Pradejon [/ span6] [/ columns]General information
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[columns] [span6] Type of Wine:Champagne Cellar: Belle epoque Regions: Champagne Grape variety: 50% Chardonnay, 45% Pinot noir, 5% Meunier [/ span6] [span6] Type of bottle: Burgundy Capacity (cl): 75 Service: Temperature 06-08 C. Graduation (% vol.): 12.5º Population:Epernay [/ span6] [/ columns]General information
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