García Schwaderer Bravado Red Blend
CLP
García Schwaderer, Bravado, 750 ml
Varietà: Montaggio
Vineyard García Schwaderer, Maule, and Itata Valleys
Composizione: 39% Carignan, 13% Carmenere, 6% Grenache, 6% Mourvèdre, 21% Petit Verdot e 15% Syrah.
Vintage: 2014
Enologo: Felipe Garcia – Constanza Schwaderer
Accoppiamento: This is a brilliant wine with the backbone to be pair with beef with bacon, tartare di manzo, it will shine with slow-cooked short ribs, piccola selvaggina e agnello allo spiedo. Servire a 16 ° C (59°F).
Note di degustazione:
Colore: This intense red blend wine shows a deep purplish in colour, with violet hues.
Aromi: Inviting on the nose with notes of ripe red fruit and a hint of spice.
Palato: It hits the palate with incredible balance that lasts through its long finish. It has fruit at the core with acidity from the Carignan that lifts the wine on the back palate.
valore di riferimento – Caso di 9 litri – equivalente a 12 bottles of 750 cc.
Free on board (FOB) ai bacini Valparaíso, da (Dollaro statunitense) US $ 58 to US$ 72.-
Descrizione prodotto
The varietal composition of this García Schwaderer Bravado Red Blend is of 39% Carignan, 13% Carmenere, 6% Grenache, 6% Mourvèdre, e 21% Petit Verdot e 15% Syrah. The grapes to produce this wine come from the Piedra Lisa Vineyard and the Bellavista Vineyard, both in the Itata Valley, having vines of an average age of 120 anni. After vinification the wine is storage for 15 months in French oaks. The production is much selected therefore of just 400 cases of 9 litri.
The Itata Valley is a small sheltered treasure of the Biobío Region, whose winegrowing tradition dates back 400 years and where head-trained vines are found scattered among pine trees. With an emerging route that has slowly incorporated tourism into its activities, Itata hides within its vineyards the history of our Chilean viticulture. Itata spreads out for 100 chilometri, between the cities of San Carlos on the north and Bulnes on the south, in the Ñuble province. The vineyards, of rustic varieties, like Muscat, Nazione (Missione) and Cinsault amongst others, have perfectly adapted to the soil and climate of the valley, making up great extensions of vines that do not involve wires or any other system of support.
