Telmo Rodriguez Basa Blanco 2019 75cl

Description

Producer :	In 1967, Jaime Rodríguez bought the successful Finca Remelluri in Rioja. When the son Telmo began studying oenology, the path of the winery seemed to be mapped out. But it is usually known that things turn out differently: after various stops, the busy Telmo set out to turn the Spanish wine world upside down. In 1994 he founded his "Compania de Vinos", leased and bought where always possible vineyards in the classic wine regions of Spain. His declared aim was to place the typical regional vines and characteristics of the individual wines in the foreground and to provide them with his personal signature.
Region:	Toro is one of the Spanish growing areas along the Duero River and is also the name of the city that lies north of the river. The Toro spares no comparison with its famous neighbors like the Ribera. The quality is excellent and the prices are consistent. The Toro wine region has a dry continental climate with some Atlantic influence. Summers are dry and hot, winters are long, hard and also dry.
Grape variety :	Verdejo, Sauvignon Blanc, Viura
Manufacture :	Steel tank
Degustationsnotiz:	On the nose it smells of grapefruit, passion fruit, kiwi and elderberry. On the palate a slightly spicy touch with exotic fruit and a long finish.
Drinkability :	year + 3 years
Enjoy:	Aperitif, freshwater fish

Producer : In 1967, Jaime Rodríguez bought the successful Finca Remelluri in Rioja. When the son Telmo began studying oenology, the path of the winery seemed to be mapped out. But it is usually known that things turn out differently: after various stops, the busy Telmo set out to turn the Spanish wine world upside down. In 1994 he founded his "Compania de Vinos", leased and bought where always possible vineyards in the classic wine regions of Spain. His declared aim was to place the typical regional vines and characteristics of the individual wines in the foreground and to provide them with his personal signature. Region: Toro is one of the Spanish growing areas along the Duero River and is also the name of the city that lies north of the river. The Toro spares no comparison with its famous neighbors like the Ribera. The quality is excellent and the prices are consistent. The Toro wine region has a dry continental climate with some Atlantic influence. Summers are dry and hot, winters are long, hard and also dry.