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Abadal Franc 2022
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Spec sheet

TypeRed wine
Region
Grapes
Producer
AllergensContains sulfites
Alcohol contenti14.0%

The wine

Cabernet Franc and Tempranillo are used for the Abadal range's young red, allowed a short spell in barrel: smooth, aromatic, with singular aromas from the short ageing.

A dark garnet colour and dense, the wine releases aromas of ripe red berries (raspberries and redcurrants) on a background of toffee and apricot. It is fresh and powerful on the palate with a lingering finish, during which the fruity notes reappear, along with mineral hints typical of the Cabernet Franc grape, on a satiny, oak-nuanced background.

NOTE: It is advisable to open the bottle about 15 minutes before serving.

Aged for 4 months in French oak barrels and subsequently in bottle.

What does this wine taste like?

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Garnet / Dark / Deeply-coloured
Bouquet
Fruit aromas / Ripe black fruit / Ripe red fruit / Raspberry / Redcurrants / Toffee / Apricot
Mouth
Fresh / Powerful / Fruit notes / Mineral notes / Varietal notes / Rich / Well-integrated wood / Long finish

Drinking and storing

Serve between 14ºC and 16ºC

Food pairing

Meat rice dishes / Oven-cooked chicken / Cod / Cooked sausages

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Winemaking

Ageing period4 months
Type of woodFrench oak

The winery

Bodegas Abadal

Bodegas Abadal

Masies d'Avinyó (Abadal) is the amalgamation of a land reclaimed and restored to the wine-growing tradition of Bages (a name bestowed by ancient settlers, paying tribute to the Roman god of wine, Bacchus), the modern approach of its owners and the innovative, willing spirit of a young, enterprising team with a single purpose: to produce wines of quality and great distinction, and with an aspiration: to make wines that have their own defining character. The Bages region is...

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