This Spanish red wine is an absolute classic from La Rioja.

This blend of Tempranillo and Graciano was produced by El Coto from its vineyards located near the town of Cenicero.

Once destemmed, the grapes were fermented in stainless steel tanks.

After that, this Grand Reserve red wine from La Rioja was transferred into French and American oak barrels, where it was aged for 24 months.

Finally, Coto de Imaz Gran Reserva 2011 was bottled and aged for a further 36 months in the cellar.

This is only produced in exceptional vintages. Over the last fifteen years, only the 2005, 2008 and 2010 vintages matched the quality standards required for producing a Grand Reserve.

Decant 1 hour before drinking.

Drink until 2024.

Grape Varieties: Graciano, Tempranillo

Region/Country: Rioja, Spain

Bottle Size: 75 CL

Closure Type: Cork Type

Maturation: Classified as great reserve according to legal specifications of Spanish Law. 24 Months in French and American oak barrels

Nose & Palate: Bright ruby color, with tile colors. Mature and elegant, its aromatic richness is
changing and subtle, undressing as the wine breathes. Toasted notes and
coconut that are followed by tertiary aromas (leather, wet earth), and red fruit and
nuts. Round and clean tannins, complex and persistent aftertaste.

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