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Ramón Bilbao

The history of Ramon Bilbao is the materialisation of the idea of the man who gave his name to the winery. A project that revisits classic Rioja concepts such as Tempranillo or American oak, to give a fruitier and fresher version of Rioja Alta, to become one of the most admired brands in the world.

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Tasting notes

Look

High intensity ruby red. Clean, bright and tear density.

Smell

Fresh aromas of black fruit and ripe cherries. Memories of white pepper, mint and eucalyptus forest. The tertiary aromas of wood manifest with hints of black chocolate, coffee and cigar box.

Taste

The palate is long and unctuous, with fresh acidity and mature tannin. Balanced and youthful.

Information

Ageing

Reserva
Appellation

Rioja
Grape

Tempranillo
Country

Spain
Recommended Pairing

Roast meats, Mushrooms, Rice with meat, Cocidos, Sausages, Rice, Meats
Zones

La Rioja
Alcohol

14%
VIVINO Points

4,2
Tipo de Vino

Tinto

Ramon Bilbao Mirto

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Description of Ramon Bilbao Mirto

1999, the end of a decade in which Rioja wine was looking for a new path, a turn towards the wines of the New World. It was looking for the lost finesse and freshness, and it fought against the prominence of the wood of aging at the same time that it claimed the concept of terroir. Mirto finds here its place to begin a revolution, that of the modern and fresh shades obtained from some vineyards located in privileged places. A wine that offers at the same time consistency and freshness, balance, fluidity and noble strength. We could say that Mirto has marked a before and after in the history of Wineries Ramón Bilbao, leading a movement that goes beyond the established.

Ideal pairing

Meats
Rice, Rice with meat
Sausages
Cocidos
Mushrooms
Roast meats

Making notes Ramon Bilbao Mirto

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Making notes

In small French oak tinos at temperature controlled to achieve maximum aroma and color extraction. Afterwards, malolactic fermentation without transcends, only with the movement of the lees through Bonagege. 19 months aging in new French oak barrel.