Wines

White wines in the visual phase have a pale yellow color, which can show greenish or amber hues. In the olfactory phase, they are frankly fruity with clean and fresh primary aromas. In the gustatory phase, they are persistent, smooth, slightly acidic, with a harmonious and fruity aftertaste. There is a balance between their alcohol content, acidity, and, if present, residual sugars.

In the visual phase, the color is cherry red, clean, bright, and with good depth, with cardinal glints. There is a predominance of red and purple hues. In the olfactory phase, they exhibit clean aromas of medium intensity with notes of ripe red fruit. Barrel-aged wines present toasted notes and vanilla, with hints of pepper and cocoa. In the gustatory phase, they are powerful on the palate, clean and silky, with medium intensity and tannicity.

Crianza wines have colors ranging from ruby red to cherry red, with hints of tile and purple. They are clean, bright, and have a medium depth. On the nose, they present a clean and intense aroma, where subtle notes of red fruit are initially perceived, along with medium to high intensity vanilla and toasted notes. Slight hints of cocoa also appear. On the palate, they are wines with intense body and medium tannins, with a long and intense aftertaste.

In the visual phase, they are bright with medium depth. Shades of tile red, ruby, and garnet are revealed.

In the olfactory phase, they exhibit intense and frank aromas. New aromatic combinations emerge, including floral, spicy, balsamic, toasted, and vegetal notes.

In the gustatory phase, they are balanced, with harmony between taste and tactile sensations. They have medium tannins combined with smoothness and a velvety texture. The aftertaste is intense, long, and complex.