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Impulso Crianza

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Impulso Crianza, is a wine made with Tempranillo and Grenache, from vineyards in both Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa and Rioja Oriental. The result of this wine is achieved with the best expression of the different wine-growing areas of Rioja that coexist in this blend. The aging takes place in American oak barrels.

Combine with creamy and semi-cured cheeses, sausages, mushrooms, vegetable dishes or a potato omelette, in addition to the classic pairing: meat dishes with a Rioja Crianza.

View

Garnet-cherry color of medium intensity and violet glints.

Nose

Red fruits (raspberry), violet flowers and licorice typical of the varietals and spices with a certain roasted memory (vanilla, coconut).

Palate

It is a wine with a pleasant entry into the mouth, with light tannin, highly polished. Balanced and with fruity memories and an intermediate persistence.

Yes

Contains sulfites

14%

Alcohol volume (%)

D.O.Ca. Rioja

Designation of Origin

Grenache, Tempranillo

Variety/Coupage

Red wine

Product

No

Suitable for vegans

Elaboration - Vinification

The wine is aged for 12 months in American oak barrels, traditional in Rioja.

Impulso Crianza seeks the fruit expression and freshness of the wines, essential for oak-aged wines. After stripping and crushing, a maceration of approximately 15 days takes place. The wine is aged for 12 months in American oak barrels, traditional in Rioja, where the fresh and fruity character of the wine is completed with the toasted and spicy notes of the barrel, the tannins are polished and the wine is rounded until ready for consumption.

Vineyard - Viticulture

Vineyards located in the Rioja Alta and Rioja Oriental area.

Vintage 2017

The 2017 vintage in Rioja, as in other major world names, was marked by a frost that took place in spring, after a particularly dry winter. The beginning of spring, with very high temperatures, favored early sprouting in our vineyards. This frost, although it was corrected thanks to exhaustive work in the field eliminating the affected shoots, caused a scarcer harvest than in previous vintages. Despite the short vegetative cycle, the grapes quickly reached alcoholic strength and were exceptionally healthy throughout the harvest. In summary, this vintage has offered us warm wines, with somewhat higher alcoholic graduations and a great structure and aging potential, in addition to an interesting contribution of fruit.