Arinzano Hacienda de Arinzano Rose 2017
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Wong
Wilfred
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Pale pink, bright, and lively with intense aromas of red fruits (strawberries), citric notes (pink grapefruit), floral notes (roses), and white pepper. Very fresh, elegant, and sucrosity entrance, and good creaminess in the middle of the mouth. Silky, mild, and persistent finish. Velvety, fine and elegant, very lively and
expressive, nervous, and exciting.
Blend: 100% Tempranillo
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Wilfred Wong of Wine.com
COMMENTARY: The 2017 Hacienda de Arínzano Rosé is deep, lasting, and crisp in the finish. TASTING NOTES: This wine exhibits ripe red fruit in its aromas and flavors. Pair it with a sushi roll of unagi, red tuna, and avocado. (Tasted: November 15, 2020, San Francisco, CA)
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Wong
Wilfred
In the 16th Century, Mosen Lope de Eulate, a noble and the advisor to the King Juan de Labrit, chose the estate as the ideal site for the construction of his palace. By the 18th century, the property had passed to the hands of the Marquess of Zabalegui, who ordered the construction of a rural mansion where he could enjoy the natural beauty of the estate.
At the turn of the 19th century his children constructed a small chapel dedicated to San Martin de Tours, the patron saint of winemaking. This chapel stood as a final monument to the noble history of this viticultural estate as the pillars of Spanish nobility fell apart and the estate fell into disuse.
Today, the magnificent estate, designed by renowned Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, provides the inspiration for a new brand identity for the Arinzano Estate. It stands out based on the uniqueness of the terroir, its history, art and environment, and the exceptional potential to give life to wines that would be a reference of the highest quality and singular character. The most advanced and careful techniques are used to guarantee an artisanal treatment through the whole winemaking process, and we pursue a viticulture that not only respects, but actually favors the natural environment.
As a result, Arinzano is one of the few estates in all of Spain to be recognized with Pago status, and the first Pago in the North of Spain.