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Bodegas Cepa 21 is the new ambitious project headed by the Moro family, the owners of Bodegas Emilio Moro, one of the most emblematic wineries in the Ribera del Duero. The aim of this project has been to build a modern, functional, minimalist new winery drawing on the savoir faire acquired over the years by several generations of the Moro family in the making of modern-style wines.
The Moro brothers, José and Javier, wanted to bring some of their best friends into the project and get them to experience some of the thrills and excitement of being part of the world of wine.
The winery, which nestles in the middle of fifty hectares (around 124 acres) of its own Tinto Fino vines (the purest Tempranillo clone), is modern and equipped to bring out the very best of one of the finest varietals in the world.
This new wine, Cepa 21, is aimed at consumers who have the expertise and open-mindedness to discover new tasting characteristics and who also appreciate the subtlety and elegance of a wine that is soft and sweet on the palate with bold aromatics.
Cepa 21 is the pure expression of the wine-making revolution that has been taking place in our country over the last years.
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| "Rich yet focused, this red delivers intense black cherry, smoke and mineral notes, with hints of sage and game. Powerful yet lithe, expressive and long. Best from 2009 through 2018."-Wine Spectator 93 Points |
| Technical notes |
VINEYARD:
The soils are located inside the districts of Castrillo de Duero, Pesquera del Duero and Nava de Duero and selected for their suitability. They are made up of alternate layers of clay-limestone and slight outcrops of alluvial pebbles and sediments. They originate from the Tertiary era; more specifically from the Miocene period. The vines were planted prior to 1990.
GRAPE VARIETIES:
100% Tinto Fino (Tempranillo).
WINE-MAKING:
14 months in 85% new French oak barrels from the Allier and 15% American oak.
LABORATORY ANALYSIS INFORMATION:
Alcoholic degree: 14.5%
Total acidity: 5.3 g/l
Residual sugar 1.5g/l. |
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