Type | Red wine |
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Region | |
Grapes | |
Producer | |
Allergens | Contains sulfites |
Alcohol contenti | 13.5% |
Production | 137,000 bottles |
Spec sheet
The wine
What does this wine taste like?
Viña Zorzal Garnacha displays a bright, medium-intensity ruby red colour in the glass. It delights us with the clear and concentrated aromas of wild fruit, spices and dust it obtains purely from the qualities the grapes and vineyard deliver as the wine is not fermented or aged in wood. Dry and fresh in the mouth, with smooth tannins and a medium body, it is a mineral wine with a lingering finish. It maintains the primary freshness and acidity of its grapes thanks to the use of whole bunches of grapes with their stems during the vinification, especially in dry years. Although it is the basic starter red wine in the winery's collection, its unquestionable quality offers an amazing value for money. A splendidly juicy wine packed with flavour which seems to get better and better with every vintage. Fortunately, about 137,000 bottles are made every year!
Light | Bold | |
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Smooth | Tannic | |
Dry | Sweet | |
Soft | Acidic |
View | Picota cherry red / Intense / Semi-opaque |
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Bouquet | Fine / Delicate / Fruit aromas / Red fruit / Floral scents / Violets |
Mouth | Expressive / Good acidity / Fresh / Long / Persistent |
Drinking and storing
Food pairing
Magret of duck / Meat casseroles / White meats / Small game / Suckling lamb / Roasted duck
Ratings and awards
2023 | 92 PK | ||
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2022 | 92 PK | ||
2020 | 92 PK | 91 PN | |
2019 | 91 PK | 91 PN | |
2018 | 90 PN | ||
2017 | 90+ PK | 16 JR | 90 PN |
Wine critics reviewsReviews by Parker
Customer reviews
Vineyards
Fitero
Vine age | Between 35 and 70 years |
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Soil | Pebbles / Calcareous-clay |
The winery
Viña Zorzal
Within a very short time, Viña Zorzal has become an absolute benchmark among Navarra wines. The bird on its labels is a symbol which we unquestionably associate with excellent quality wines originating from the Navarra DO, and also from the Rioja DOQ, under the name of el El Inquilino.