Type | Red wine |
---|---|
Region | |
Grapes | |
Producer | |
Allergens | Contains sulfites |
Alcohol contenti | 14.5% |
Production | 60,000 - 65,000 bottles |
Also available in the following packs
Spec sheet
The wine
A great concentration of fruit, with the structure and elegance so typical of a good Ribera del Duero, luscious and lengthy, that’s Vizcarra. A genuine Ribera but it also has a special juicy quality which reminds us in its expression of certain Rioja wines; a Tempranillo, when all is said and done. A wine with a captivating nose and real soul, and precisely because of its intensity on the nose, we’re expecting a powerful wine, which it certainly is, but also seamless, silky, very well-balanced, and one to drink and enjoy rather than spend time discussing.
What does this wine taste like?
Perhaps we do need a few details. Black fruit, notes of cinnamon, ginger and toasted biscuits: fresh, smooth, profound and very intense. It is very much a fruit-driven wine and, although not possessing great complexity, it reveals coffee and chocolate notes on the palate, and is slightly sweet, with good acidity, fresh and appealing; a most enjoyable wine that leaves us with a very pleasant taste in the mouth, displaying mineral undertones and a subtle hint of caramel.
Light | Bold | |
---|---|---|
Smooth | Tannic | |
Dry | Sweet | |
Soft | Acidic |
View | Picota cherry / Bright |
---|---|
Bouquet | Black fruit / Ginger / Cinnamon |
Mouth | Silky / Sweet / Mineral |
Drinking and storing
A wine to drink now or to keep, whichever you prefer, as Vizcarra will definitely never disappoint.
Food pairing
Oven-cooked meats / Rice dishes / Stewed meats with mushrooms / Barbecues / Cooked sausages
Ratings and awards
2020 | 92 PK | |
---|---|---|
2018 | 92 PK | |
2016 | 92 PK | |
2014 | 90 PK | |
2012 | 91 PN | |
2011 | 91 PK |
Wine critics reviewsReviews by Parker
Customer reviews
Winemaking
Vinification material | Wood |
---|---|
Ageing period | 15 months |
Type of wood | French and American oak |
The winery
Bodegas Vizcarra
Juan Carlos Vizcarra Ramos is the owner and winemaker of this winery, run by a family with strong wine-growing roots, whose vineyards are spread out over various individual plots of land lying within the Burgos municipalities of Mambrilla de Castrejón and Roa de Duero (namely, La Ambuena, El Oro, Las Arras, Tras de San Pedro, Senda del Oro and the oldest ones: Los Barriles and Carrascal). The grapes, of the Tinta del País variety, undoubtedly enjoy excellent growing conditions...