Sensory Profile

This young red wine shows a bright garnet hue in the glass. The nose is filled with cherry and herbal aromas, lifted by a hint of spice such as clove and pepper. On the palate, Quebrada is fruity and light, and its well-balanced acidity makes it especially enjoyable to drink.

Serving Suggestion

This young Tempranillo is a perfect match for red meat, lentil stew, and cheese.

Origin

La Rioja is considered both the most famous and the oldest regulated wine region in Spain. The Denominación de Origen Rioja has existed since 1925, and the elevated Denominación de Origen Calificada (DOCa) status was granted in 1991. The region stretches along the Ebro River to the south of the Cantabrian Mountains in northern Spain. Its soils range from limestone with iron-rich clay to gravel deposits near the rivers.