Barón de Barbón Reserva Rioja 2020
Rioja DOCa
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For lovers of Rioja seeking a balance of complexity and luscious fruit richness, this charming, silky Rioja is the ideal choice. Crafted by the Murúa family, it offers deep raspberry notes, with a wrap of toasty vanilla from two years in oak.
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
Spain- Mid-depth Scarlet
- Tempranillo
- 10.5 Units
- Vegan
- 14% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 22 May 2030
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Intense spicy black fruit with a hint of mocha and oaky spice
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Barón de Barbón wines have always stood out for their exceptional quality and value, a fact well-known to Rioja enthusiasts. This family cellar was founded in 1926 by José Murúa Villaverde, latest in a long line of Rioja winemakers. When José retired, the winery was sold. But in 1982, his son Julián Murúa Entrena took the bold step of repurchasing the bodega to continue the family tradition – and he has with great success. Today, Julián’s talented son, Javier, has joined him. Their vineyards are nestled in the premium, elevated slopes of Alavesa – Rioja’s most renowned subregion. Aged for two years in French and American oak barrels, this mellow Reserva has a rich layer of spicy complexity. Best paired with roast lamb, game pie or stew.
Barón de Barbón wines have always stood out for their exceptional quality and value, a fact well-known to Rioja enthusiasts. This family cellar was founded in 1926 by José Murúa Villaverde, latest in a long line of Rioja winemakers. When José retired, the winery was sold. But in 1982, his son Julián Murúa Entrena took the bold step of repurchasing the bodega to continue the family tradition – and he has with great success. Today, Julián’s talented son, Javier, has joined him. Their vineyards are nestled in the premium, elevated slopes of Alavesa – Rioja’s most renowned subregion. Aged for two years in French and American oak barrels, this mellow Reserva has a rich layer of spicy complexity. Best paired with roast lamb, game pie or stew.
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