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VALDUBÓN ROBLE
Valdubón Roble
Expressive. Ripe red berries and cherries, vanilla and liquorice spice. This spends four months in oak, which gives nice depth of flavour. Silky texture, thanks to ripe, well-integrated tannins. Rich black cherry fruit and vanilla notes.
VARIETIES: 100% Tinta del País (Tempranillo)
REGION: Ribera del Duero, Spain
AGEING: Oaked red lasted for 4 months, in new American oak barrels (75%), and new French oak barrels (25%)
GUARDING POTENTIAL: 5 years ±, ready to be enjoyed now
SERVE: Serve at 16° – 18°C
PAIRING: Perfect with rich meat dishes, slow-cooked lamb shank, braised beef, venison
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Winery | Range | Bodegas Valdubón
Based in region of Ribera del Duero DO, Valdubón is one of the smallest wineries owned by the group – but its wines punch well above their weight, since then it has continued to produce wines full of character and complexity, all from specially selected vineyards on the northern plateau, on the banks of the Duero.
Bodegas Valdubón is located on the outskirts of Milagros, next to the Riaza River that flows down from the Sierra de Ayllón to its confluence with the Duero River at the bottom of the valley. Down there you can see the town of Aranda de Duero, in the heart of the Ribera del Duero Denomination of Origin.
The winery , founded in 1997 and bought by Ferrer Family Wines in 1999, has a particular focus on exceptional quality that has led to a string of awards, especially for Honoris de Valdubon, the winery’s flagship wine. Javier Aladro has been winemaker at Valdubón for 12 years and takes pride in caressing the land and working with Tempranillo, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes to create red wines that can age for years to develop a complex character.

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