Why buy Red Wine Botani Garnacha

This Garnacha grape grows in the mountains of La Axarquía in Malaga, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The dry climate, the poor soil and the high altitude of around 700 metres give the grape a very characteristic identity that is fully reflected in the final result: Botani Garnacha, with a really special flavour and texture.

Tasting notes. Sight, smell and taste

It has a deep ruby colour with violet reflections. The nose is of medium-high intensity with a deep aroma of very ripe fruit combined with floral and lactic notes and a very pleasant smoky and spicy background. On the palate, it is characterised by its minerality, depth and elegance, highlighting smoky and spicy aromas and notes of fruit so ripe that it almost reaches the level of compote.

Pairing. How to taste it

Serve lukewarm, at around 17 degrees. This is a fantastic wine to accompany grilled red meats, roasts, spicy dishes, mushrooms or cow's cheese.

A little bit of history about Botani Garnacha...

As a curiosity, we can see that the distinctive touch of the label is given by some beautifully drawn bougainvilleas, one of the most characteristic types of flowers in Malaga, in a clear nod to the origin of the wine.

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