Aragonum Blanco Selección

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Technical Sheet

Grape variety: Garnacha blanca grape

Wine type: White

Denomination of Origin: Calatayud

Alcohol content: 14,5° vol.

Serving temperature: 10° C

Winery: Serra & Lample

Tasting notes:

Visually beautiful, with a high layer golden yellow. Alcoholic attack on the nose, with a slight memory of nail polish that dissipates when oxygenated. Dried flowers, butter, nuts and marzipan. Ripe pineapple and roasted apples. Marked very refreshing acidity. Unctuous and oily on the palate. Long spicy aftertaste.

Product features: 0,75 L

Weight: 1.4 kg

Origin: Spain

Description

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Characteristics of the wine:

Aragonum Blanco Selección winemaking

Fermentation and aging for approximately 8 months in 600-liter French oak barrels, with daily batonnage of the lees.

What kind of wine is Aragonum Blanco Selección

Sober and elegant white wine.

The Serra & Lample winery

Serra & Lample Wines was created in 2014 and established on both sides of the Pyrenees. The initial bet has always been for high-expression wines with a deep respect for the terroir, the environment, where indigenous yeasts are used and minimal human intervention.
Denomination of Origin of the Aragonum Tinto Selección h3 wine
The D.O.P. Calatayud is located in the westernmost part of the province of Zaragoza, 87 kilometers from Zaragoza.
The D.O.P. Calatayud is located within the Community of Calatayud Region belonging to the province of Zaragoza and bordering the provinces of Soria, Guadalajara and Teruel.
From a geomorphological point of view, the Calatayud basin is a miniature reproduction of the Ebro basin with three differentiated units: the outer mountain ranges, the interior of the pit and the foothills.
It is an area of ??complicated orography, located in the foothills of the Moncayo and characterized by a complex hydrographic network formed by various tributaries of the Ebro river, such as the Jalón, Jiloca and other smaller ones. The vineyards descend the slopes of the mountains, with altitudes that range between 550 and 1,040 meters.