2011 Qué Bonito Cacareaba, Bodega Contador, Rioja

2011 Qué Bonito Cacareaba, Bodega Contador, Rioja

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2011 Qué Bonito Cacareaba, Bodega Contador, Rioja

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Description

A blend of White Grenache, Malvasia and Viura, the finished wine is a brilliant yellow in the glass. The nose is elegant and refined with aromas of citrus and stone fruit as well as recently chopped herbs. There is greater integration of these characteristics than in previous vintages and the bouquet is memorable. The palate is fresh and well balanced with the acidity a complimentary component of the wine’s core. A relatively new addition to our range since 2013, I can envisage this becoming a firm favourite amongst staff and customers alike.
Nicholas Stewart, Wine Buying

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Bodega Contador

Bodega Contador

Bodega Contador was founded as recently as 1995, but the fact that it has become one of Rioja’s most respected wineries in such a relatively short time is testament to its superb terroir and the brilliant winemaking skill of proprietor Benjamin Romeo. Starting off with an awe-inspiring cellar hewn into the rock beneath the Castle of San Vicente de la Sonsierra, finding extra space in his parents’ garage, where he crafted the stunning 2004 and 2005 vintages, which both received 100 points from the Wine Advocate.

In 2008 Benjamin completed his new, state-of-the-art winery, built into the hills of Rioja surrounded by his vineyards. Benjamin’s wine making is relatively modern, with individual vineyard plots farmed to very small yields and vinified separately, before ageing for a comparatively short 18-20 months in new French oak (as opposed to the traditional American oak). The results are extraordinary.

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Other Varieties

There are over 200 different grape varieties used in modern wine making (from a total of over 1000). Most lesser known blends and varieties are traditional to specific parts of the world.

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