TASTING NOTES

The producer is an offshoot of the celebrated Bodegas Roda of Rioja. With a deep colour and ripe fruits this wine also has fine tannins and a good body but with an underlying freshness to it all. Flavours of blackberries, cherries, a hint of soft cream from the oak and fresh herby notes of pine and marjoram give buckets of complexity. It’s all very well balanced and signs off with a lingering lengthy finish.

To see it at its best pair with something like a Sunday roast of beef, or lamb.

Bodegas La Horra was established in 2009 by the renowned Rioja producer Bodegas Roda who were keen to explore the potential of the up-and-coming Ribera del Duero region. Since then, they’ve become one of the standout producers in the area and their wines, under the Corimbo label are now very highly regarded. With a focus on quality and a deep respect for the region’s unique terroir, Bodegas La Horra has quickly made a name for itself.