Viña Tondonia Reserva 2013
Descripción
De nuevo, la atemporalidad hecha vino. Su característico largo envejecimiento en barrica y reposo en botella refleja el buen hacer de la histórica bodega López de Heredia a la hora de crear tintos suaves, redondos, bien desarrollados y con una gran capacidad de guarda. Este emblemático reserva es un vino clásico en sus formas que a nadie deja indiferente.
Ficha técnica
Maridaje

Fetuccine con strogonoff de ternera y boletus
El carácter especiado de Tondonia marida muy bien con una salsa intensa como esta, que se ve enriquecida por el sabor de los boletus.
Cata
Viñedo y elaboración
Opinión de los críticos
Patrician is the word that springs to mind when you taste a Viña Tondonia red. Even in one of the worst Rioja vintages of the last 20 years, the quality of the terroir and Mercedes López de Heredia's winemaking shine through. A wine that often benefits from decanting, this is a
seamless cuvée of Tempranillo, 20% Garnacha and 5% each of Mazuelo and Graciano, with impressive focus and freshness, savoury, sinewy tannins and a red-fruited, earthy palate that flirts between sweetness and sourness. Gloriously unique.
The canonical red 2013 Viña Tondonia Reserva has a developed nose of dried roses and tar that transported me to Piamonte but soon took me back to the López de Heredia cellars in Haro with the mixture of mushrooms, truffles, damp earth and decayed leaves, hints of brick dust and spice. 2013 was a rainy year, with 753 liters of it, well above the average of 530 liters in Haro. It was also a cooler year, and the ripeness was slow, so they didn't start picking until the seventh of October, but they had to hurry up because of the risk of botrytis. The crop was not so big, because they suffered from hail in July that affected the Viña Tondonia, coupled with strong winds that broke many branches. The breakdown in 2013 comes to 70% Tempranillo, 20% Garnacho and 5% each Graciano and Mazuelo that fermented in old oak vats with indigenous yeasts. All the wines age in old American oak barrels in their caves, in this case for no less than six years. It comes in at 13% alcohol with a pH of 3.4 and 6.6 grams of acidity, perhaps a lighter vintage with higher acidity that translates into a lot of energy, a fine-boned palate and very fine tannins with a vibrant finish. 190,000 bottles produced. It was bottled in November 2021. It should be released in the spring of 2025, almost 12 years after the harvest. And look at the price. - Luis Gutiérrez.
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Muy bueno. Pero hay que decantarlo media hora, por lo menos
Buen precio/calidad
Simplemente alucinante.
Muy Elegante y buena acides