Viña Arana Rioja Reserva 2011
Viña Arana Reserva from La Rioja Alta is made from Tempranillo (95%) and Mazuelo (5%) grapes. Cherry red in colour the nose displays intense aromas of ripe berries, cinnamon, vanilla and coconut. The palate is medium-bodied with silky, well integrated tannins in harmony with a tangy but smooth end that is typical of the Viña Arana style. Elegant and pleasant aftertaste with excellent bouquet and good length to finish.
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