Galician lands Continuing with this peculiar way of Santiago, today we put on the table wine from Ribeira Sacra. The 2005 is a red Lalama with an impeccable presentation, bottle and label Burgundy modern, teaching the way of a renewed and new Ribeira Sacra, is giving that much to talk about and give much more.
The Domain Warehouse Bibei, owned by brothers Adolfo Dominguez lives up to its name, looks like a crown on top of the mountain, leaving his feet Bibei Valley. La Bodega is an example of environmentally-friendly construction, where only highlights the breathtaking countryside that surrounds it.
The Lalama is made from a blend of Mencia, Brancellao, and Grenache mouratón shark, employment landraces major ink is all a wink ethnographic, leaving very clear guidelines to follow: respect for the self and personality.
The character has a lot Lalama Galician: This wine is strong force, left hand but noble, very frank. Like Galician, difficult to open, display as is. But when the ice breaks, exhibits all the interior with its remarkable plethora.
Presents 2005 Lalama it the deep cherry color covered with garnet trim, clean, bright, thin and disordered tear. (# )
The nose is very lazy, chaired initially by unflattering odor reduction, with more than advisable to decant wine to encourage opening. When they finally do start to appear the first ripe fruit notes, red and black fruit and nuances vegetables before giving way to the wood with subtle hints, roasted, spices, vanilla, cocoa, leather and liquorice together with a fresh mineral notes.
in the mouth comes with character but with elegance, good acidity, creaminess noticeable and remarkable persistence. Back to flaunt in the mouth of the same minerals that appeared on the nose. The aftertaste reminiscent back to the cask, with appreciable toasted and smoked.
Lalama 2005
Bodega: Dominio do Bibei
Area: Ribeira Sacra
Grape: Mencia, Brancellao, and Grenache Mouratón shark (# ) Wine: Red wine aged (21 months in barrels)
Score: 8
Price: 15 Euros
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