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Campo Viejo – Gran Reserva 2017

 

Pours purplish ruby hue, smells of plum, chocolate, and oak. The taste is soft and decadent with flavors of plum, black cherry, blackberry, and chocolate on a smooth full body. The finish is long and moderately bitter and with a low acidity, featuring notes of dark chocolate, oak, tobacco, forest floor, bourbon, and red meat. Overall this is a very intense wine, bold and zesty but still balanced and quite enjoyable with a hearty meal.

ABV:14%
IBU:
Malts:Tempranillo
Other:"Aged for 5 years as a minimum with at least 24 months in American and French oak barrels and 24 months in bottle."
Yeast:Wine

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