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How does it taste?

Fruit

Toast

Body

Acidity

Tasting notes

Look

Ruby red color.

Smell

Very intense nose, with a wide range of aromas; red fruit, black pepper, cocoa and even some mineral and earthy touch.

Taste

The palate is shown as a full-bodied wine that combines power and elegance, persistent and long finish.

Information

Ageing

Joven con crianza
Appellation

Pago de Aylés
Grape

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Garnacha, Tempranillo
Making

ECO
Country

Spain
Recommended Pairing

Game meats, Cured cheeses, Red meats
Zones

Aragón
Alcohol

14%
Ocasiones

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VIVINO Points

3,8
PROMO

Si
Tipo de Vino

Tinto
Volumen

SI

Y De Ayles Vino De Pago

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Description of Y De Ayles Vino De Pago

Coming from Aylés wineries, with D. O. P. being the only wines from Pago de Aragón, we have this Y from Aylés. Elaborated with the four varieties of the estate, making a 'Coupage' of Tempranillo, Garnacha, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. The 'y' of Aylés is elaborated looking for longer macerations and a passage by wood that is fundamental. A full-bodied red wine that combines power and elegance in a modern and original bottle.

Ideal pairing

Red meats
Cured cheeses
Game meats

Making notes Y De Ayles Vino De Pago

Notas del Viñedo

Vineyards located at a height of 600 meters above sea level with North-South orientation; Open to the closed, closed to the warm winds through the Sierra and protected from the last sunbeams of the day by the mountain located to the west that favors a vegetative cycle and long and late maturation. Sustainable viticulture in the process of accreditation as an ecological vineyard.

Making notes

Night vintage. Firewear and fermentation maceration at controlled temperature with continuous comeback and "Delestages". He made the malolactic fermentation in new French oak border barrels, of which 80% are from Allier.