Conde de los Andes Red
Conde de los Andes Red
Conde de los Andes Red

Conde de los Andes Red

2016 DOCa Rioja

Type of grape

100% Tempranillo
50 years

Vineyard

Ollauri Haro Briñas

Harvest

Harvested by hand, from mid-September to early October.

Fermentation

21 days in stainless steel tanks.

Routines

Daily pumping over to achieve more extraction and greater colour intensity.

Ageing

14 months in French oak casks plus 12 months in the bottle. Half the casks are new.

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Tasting note

Colour:
Very intense cherry red, clear and bright.

Palate:
Structured and very fresh, with a lingering and attractive finish. A serious yet very drinkable flavour.

Nose:
An explosive aromatic richness, with aromas of red fruits, ripe plums and undergrowth.

Aftertaste:
Long, juicy, very pleasant.

Alcohol: 14.5% vol

Pairing

Pasta and rice dishes with strong flavours.

Iberian cured meats and mature cheeses.

Roast and grilled meats: steak, burgers, secreto and presa iberica (pork), lamb chops roasted over vine shoots.

Meat and game stews.

Ideal for after-dinner conversation.

Serve at 16 - 18º C

Conde de los Andes also has another more ground-breaking line, Capítulos. A family of wines in which the winemaking is experimental and can change depending on the harvest.

This collection of limited editions, exploring specific aspects of the vineyards belonging to Conde de los Andes, has been launched with Capítulo I: a 2016 Malvasía with good length and interesting citric acidity of which 1,938 bottles have been made.

Capítulo II is a 2016 Garnacha with vibrant acidity and well delineated on the palate, made from plots planted in 1910 and 1940. 1,162 bottles have been made of this one.

In an impressive network of cellars with names like ‘Los Candiles', ‘Los Gallegos’ or ‘De la Flor’, at a depth of 40 metres, lie wines from vintages ranging from 1892 to 2019.

This kilometre, which holds the histories of centuries-old wineries, is the result of our commitment to renovating the cellars, maintaining the historic vintages and making wine in the winery.

More than 450,000 bottles are stored there, of which 40,000 are from before the 1970s.

The collection includes a large number of half-bottles and white wines.