Alto Moncayo, Aquilón, 2014 Tinto - 0,75L

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Aquilón es uno de los tintos emblemáticos del proyecto impulsado por Jorge Ordóñez (importador de vinos españoles en EEUU), con bodegas en varias D.O. españolas. Lo elabora Alto Moncayo, en Campo de Borja, bajo la dirección técnica del enólogo australiano Chris Ringland, a partir de algunas de cepas de Garnacha "de monte" plantadas hace 60 añ...

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Alto Moncayo, Aquilón, 2014
Aroma	Complejo e intenso, tostado, mineral, con recuerdos de fruta en confitura torrefactos (café, toffee).
Sabor	Un vino potente y amplio en boca, carnoso, fresco con gran concentración de sabor y un excelente equilibrio, es “como probar la auténtica esencia de la Garnacha”.
Viticultura	30 hectáreas de viñedo propio en suelos pedregosos, muy pobres, en las laderas del Moncayo.
Vinificación	Crianza de 20 meses en barricas.
Temperatura de servicio	16ºC
Alcohol	16
Sugerencia de acompañamiento	Carnes asadas y guisadas. Carnes rojas y bien especiadas. También con arroces como paellas o de bogavante.
Tipo de agricultura	Tradicional
Tipo de Uva	Garnacha.
Consumir preferentemente en	2018 - 2026

Nota Expertos (1)

Parker

"I also tasted the 2014 Aquilón, from a year with slightly lower acidity, a very dark and concentrated red from old vine, head-pruned Garnacha fermented with dry yeasts in small tanks and matured in new oak barrels, most of them made with French oak with some 20% of them American. This is your prototype of dark and concentrated, heady and generously oaked Garnacha. It is closer to a wine from Priorat than from Navarra or Gredos, for fans of the style, but remarkably good within that profile. As I commented about the other 2014 and the 2013s, I found the oak to be better integrated than in previous years, despite all the barrels being new, and the wine is in good balance. A powerful, XXL Garnacha." Luis Gutiérrez Junio 2017

"I also tasted the 2014 Aquilón, from a year with slightly lower acidity, a very dark and concentrated red from old vine, head-pruned Garnacha fermented with dry yeasts in small tanks and matured in new oak barrels, most of them made with French oak with some 20% of them American. This is your prototype of dark and concentrated, heady and generously oaked Garnacha. It is closer to a wine from Priorat than from Navarra or Gredos, for fans of the style, but remarkably good within that profile. As I commented about the other 2014 and the 2013s, I found the oak to be better integrated than in previous years, despite all the barrels being new, and the wine is in good balance. A powerful, XXL Garnacha."

Luis Gutiérrez
Junio 2017

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