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Bodegas Borsao, 2023

Campo de Borja D.O. Rosado Selección
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Bodegas Borsao, 2023

Campo de Borja D.O. Rosado Selección
More info
  • Country of origin Spain
  • Region Aragon
  • Hue Rosé wines, Raspberry
  • Grapes Garnacha
  • Alcohol content 14 %*
  • Drinking temperature 10 - 12°C
  • Allergen notice Contains sulphites
  • Article / Unit
  • 6x75cl
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Character

In the glass, this fresh and fruity rosé has a raspberry-pink gleam. On the nose are aromas of strawberry and raspberry with floral and slight cherry notes, and these are again apparent on the palate. Here the wine comes across as lively, fresh and very soft, with a full and harmonious body and a long finish.

Wine type

Fresh wines
Sweeter wines

Empfehlung

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Tasting notes

Palate character i

Spinnennetz-Chart

Nose flavors

Berry Berry
2.5
Floral Floral
1.25
Stone fruit Stone fruit
0.75

Palate flavors

Fruity Fruity
2.25
Floral Floral
0.5

Foodpairing

Our food pairing recommendations based on the typical character of the wine, flavours and aromas.

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Region

Aragon

Die nordostspanische Region Aragón umfasst das breite Ebro-Tal und ist im Norden von den Pyrenäen dominiert, die das trockene Tal mit Wasser versorgen. Aufgrund dieser Lage weisen die Weine hier ein grosses Potenzial auf. Kleine, ausgezeichnete Weingüter mit ausgeprägtem Qualitätsdenken machen Aragón mit seinen vier DO-Zonen Cariñena, Calatayud, Campo de Borja und Somontano für Weinliebhaber immer interessanter. Hauptsächlich werden hier die rote Garnacha und Tempranillo angebaut.


Producer/Brand

Bodegas Borsao

More than 2000 hectares of excellent vineyards, three wine cellars and exports to over 50 countries worldwide: this is Bodega Borsao in Campo de Borja D.O. Viticulture has existed in the region ever since the 12th century. The exceptional climate and the excellent influences from the Mediterranean and Atlantic can be put to perfect use here to the benefit of the wines. The region is known as the “Empire of the Garnacha” because the grape originated here before being exported from the Kingdom of Aragon to Europe during its expansion. Bodegas Borsao is passionately committed to high quality and value in everything it does, which was rewarded almost 10 years ago by Wine Advocate with the prestigious title of “Winery of the Year”.

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