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MARTINEZ LACUESTA HINIA Reserve 2012
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This wine is agreat classic by Martínez Lacuesta. It is made mainly with Tempranillo, accompanied by other varieties such as Graciano and Mazuelo. Stands out for itsdeep aromasto caramel, vanilla and chocolate and itssilkiness in the mouthresult of the36 months of agingin American oak barrels. Furthermore, the Rioja Regulatory Council awarded this vintage the rating of “Very good”.

MARTINEZ LACUESTA HINIA Reserve 2012

75cl |
Uva
Varieties 85% Tempranillo
10% Gratian
5% Mazuelo
Origin
Origin
Calendario
Vintage 2012
Alcohol content
Alcohol content 13.5º
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479,82
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This wine is agreat classic by Martínez Lacuesta. It is made mainly with Tempranillo, accompanied by other varieties such as Graciano and Mazuelo. Stands out for itsdeep aromasto caramel, vanilla and chocolate and itssilkiness in the mouthresult of the36 months of agingin American oak barrels. Furthermore, the Rioja Regulatory Council awarded this vintage the rating of “Very good”.

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Tasting notes

Appearance

Deep cherry red, with a marked pink rim.

Nose

It stands out for its aromatic intensity, with notes of ripe black fruits that lead to an elegant range of balsamic notes, tobacco leaves, caramel, vanilla and chocolate.

Palate

Fresh, balanced acidity and soft tannins with a pleasant structure. Very elegant.

Serving temperature

16 ºC

Description

A Rioja very representative of Haro and its region. Tempranillo base with contributions from Graciano and Mazuelo. A very characteristic Rioja blend made with grapes from its own vineyards in Haro that are more than 40 years old.

The grapes come from the winery's vineyards in the municipality of Haro , located at an altitude of 430-500 meters above sea level.

The name of the wine is due to the Hinia fossil shells, which are present in the soils of the vineyards.