Description

Le Garnacha salvaje del Moncayo est un vin qui surprend par sa rondeur et sa jeunesse. Après un élevage de 5 mois en barriques neuves de chêne français, ce vin exprime toutes les qualités du Grenache de ce domaine de la vallée de l'Ebre. Un vin fruité, frais, avec des tanins doux, capable de satisfaire les amateurs d'une variété qui petit à petit regagne du terrain.

Fiche technique

Le domaine
Proyecto Garnachas de España
Type de vin
Red
Millésime
2014
Alcool
13.5% vol.
Cépage
100% Garnacha Vieja del Moncayo
Origine
IGP Ribera del Queiles

L'avis des experts

Jancis Robinson:

"This is a wine that says 'fun' to me. Majestic promise us that it is made from 'ancient, wild vines' and that it has 'a Burgundian minerality, with subtle French oak' - quite an achievement! The grapes are grown on the north-facing slopes of the Moncayo in the Ebro Valley in northern Spain, with a high proportion of slate and pebbles, and spent five months in new French oak, apparently - which makes it quite a bargain. Grapes were not picked until the second half of October and were hand harvested." 

Tim Atkin - UK Master of Wine:

"This youthful, strikingly packaged Garnacha comes from the Ribera del Quielles region of northern Spain. It's made from young vines - hence, in part, its juiciness - and it's a stunner, with lots of sweet bramble and raspberry fruit, hints of pepper and clove spice and a palate-cleansing finish. If you like your Garnacha fresh rather than baked, you'll love this wine."