Tasting Notes and Characteristics:
The first sip of Marques De Riscal Baron De Chirel envelops your senses with a deep, velvety richness that lingers like a whispered secret. Crafted in Spain, this red wine reveals layers of ripe black cherry, subtle cedar, and hints of tobacco leaf, all balanced by supple tannins and a touch of spice. With an alcohol by volume of 14.00%, it offers both structure and elegance, making it the perfect companion for roasted lamb or slices of nutty Manchego cheese. Each glass captures the soul of Rioja’s historic vineyards, inviting you to savor every nuanced note from the first pour to the last lingering finish.
Producer Information: Marqués de Riscal
Marqués de Riscal, established in 1858 in the heart of Rioja Alavesa, Spain, stands as a pioneer of modern Spanish winemaking. Founded by Guillermo Hurtado de Amézaga, the estate introduced Bordeaux techniques to Rioja, including the use of French oak barrels and meticulous vineyard management. Their commitment to innovation is evident in their adoption of avant-garde architecture at their Elciego winery and a focus on terroir-driven expressions that highlight the unique limestone soils and Atlantic-influenced climate of the region. Beyond their flagship Rioja reds crafted primarily from Tempranillo grapes, Marqués de Riscal also produces acclaimed Verdejo-based white wines from Rueda and offers limited releases such as Gran Reserva bottlings that showcase extended aging potential. Their portfolio extends to organic wines and select sparkling cuvées, reflecting both tradition and adaptability within Spain’s diverse wine landscape.




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