Red Wine Haragan Special Reserve

Wineries pay the rockers, the Red Wine Haragan Special Reserve, originating in the lands of Ribera del Guadiana (Spain) prepared from grape varieties Roriz and Garnacha Tintorera ink.

The development of this wine begins with the harvest of the grapes made by Wineries pay the rockers. The winery is proud of the intricate manner they use for the harvested; They only use grapes that have been determined to be of a satisfactory quality level. The following process in the development of Red Wine Haragan Special Reserve is the fermentation of variety grapes Roriz and Garnacha Tintorera ink. The aging of the grapes involves fermenting grapes in French oak barrels for 24 months. The long time that the grapes remain fermented ensures a higher quality than red criazas, resulting in a reserve wine. In addition, a slower and long fermentation has benefits for the preservation of the aromas, flavors, and colors of the Red Wine Haragan Special Reserve.

Wineries pay the rockers

The origin of Wineries pay the rockers He has always addressed the importance of using ecological methodology. Instead of producing a similar amount of wines to their competitors, it only facilitates a low amount of grapes. The winery is convinced that they can give an extraordinary level of care and attention to their grapes, distinguishing the grapes of the winery of its competitors at quality level. The philosophy of Wineries pay the rockers It focuses on the production of quality wines using quality grapes, this winery uses this philosophy for using a high level of detail care and preparing its wines delicately. Each wines tank of the Wineries pay the rockers It is separated and assigned in respect to each independent type of grape variety and geographical orientation, that is, no deposit specializes more than a type of wine.

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