Alvaro Palacios La Vendimia D.O.Ca. 2019 Spanish Red Wine 75 cl 14%

Alvaro Palacios is regarded by many as one of Spain's most significant living winemakers, and La Vendimia is the house's accessible entry point into his style.

Expert's Description

Alvaro Palacios La Vendimia D.O.Ca. 2019 is a Red Wine from Spain made from a blend of Grenache Noir and Tempranillo, bottled at 14% ABV.

Alvaro Palacios has made a name for himself in the Priorat and Bierzo regions, known for high quality and respect for terroir. La Vendimia is the house's entry-level cuvée from Rioja, a juicy and fruity red wine that offers an accessible glimpse into the producer's philosophy.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Fresh fruitiness with red berries and a hint of spice.

Palate

Juicy and fruity, with soft tannins.

Finish

Medium length and clean.

Serving & Food Pairing

Serve at 15-17°C in a Bordeaux glass. Pairs with tapas, grilled chicken and lighter meat dishes.

Specifications

Name: La Vendimia D.O.Ca. 2019
Producer/Winery: Alvaro Palacios
Region/Country: Rioja, Spain
Appellation/Classification: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grape Variety(ies): Grenache Noir, Tempranillo
Vintage: 2019
ABV: 14%
Size: 75 CL
Vegan: No
Serving Temperature: 15-17°C
Decanting Recommended: No
Glass Type: Bordeaux Glass

Flavour Profile

Juicy · Fruity · Light · Balanced

Did You Know?

Alvaro Palacios comes from one of Rioja's oldest winemaking families, but became famous himself for rediscovering the nearly forgotten Priorat region in the 1980s - La Vendimia is a tribute to his roots in Rioja.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Alvaro Palacios La Vendimia D.O.Ca. 2019

Which grapes is the wine made from?

A blend of Grenache Noir and Tempranillo.

What does the wine taste like?

Red berries and spice, with a juicy, fruity palate and soft tannins.

What food pairs with the wine?

Tapas, grilled chicken and lighter meat dishes.

Who is Alvaro Palacios?

One of Spain's most acclaimed winemakers, known for his work in Priorat and Bierzo.

Why is the wine called La Vendimia?

It means "the harvest" in Spanish, underscoring the wine's fresh, direct grape character.

What temperature should the wine be served at?

15-17°C, ideally in a Bordeaux glass.