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Clos Bartolomé 2008 is a blend of grenache, cabernet sauvignon samsó from old vines harvested on 2008. It is a young and old at the same time came, a contrast that fascinates and showing the past and present of land in a cup. He has matured in Allier French oak barrels for 12 months.
TASTING NOTE
Intense cherry red color with purplish overtones in the meniscus, an unequivocal sign of its youth. Its aroma is powerful, fruity (ripened fruits, red berries...), concentrated and mature, with balsamic hints and mineral reminiscences over a background of oak which provides light touches of toasted flavors and high-quality spices. To the palate, it is strong and meaty, providing the enjoyment of a certain complexity, while remaining pleasant, voluptuous and well-structured. The fruit and the oak in the barrels are finely integrated. Its tannins are fine and mature, and coupled with the subtle notes of spices, it is made a very fine, elegant, enduring wine with an after taste of mature concentrated fruit.
Winery / Producer | Celler Bartolomé |
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DO | Priorat |
Type | Red Ageing wine |
Grapes | Carignan, Grenache |
Volume | 75cl |
Alcohol | 15,5 % |
Serving at | 16º |