Why buy Discontinued Wine Carambano Ice Wine

The grapes, of the Malaga muscatel and zalema variety, are left to ripen excessively before being frozen in cold storage and then pressed.

When the grain is frozen, the water expands and breaks the grape, releasing sugar, acid and aromatics that develop during fermentation.

When the fermentation reaches 11°C or 12°C it stops, paralyzing the heating of the process and not letting the elegant natural sweetness out.

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Tasting notes. Sight, smell and taste

The Carámbano wine has a pale yellow color with clean and bright golden tones.

In the nose, fruity and floral notes are noticed. In addition, it presents a significant load of aromas reminiscent of muscatel grapes.

Very sweet and combined with a good acidity in the mouth, which rounds it off leaving a full, unctuous feeling and where the fruity and floral touches come back to the surface.

Pairing. How to taste it

It is a perfect wine to pair with salted fish or meat, as well as with sweet or fruit-based desserts. It can also be combined with strong cheeses such as Roquefort or Cabrales cheese.

A little bit of history about Carambano...

The cooperative from which Bodegas Privilegio del Condado was born was founded in 1955, although its origin dates back to the discovery of the New World when the farmers of the area had no choice but to sell the grapes at very low prices.

The year 1953 was especially good for the farmers, which led them to a real revolution, to unite and form a cooperative to look ahead to the winemakers and compete in the market.

In 1962 they already had their own Denomination of Origin, although, during the following decades, they always thought they should go further and, in this way, the Bodega Privilegio del Condado was born in 2002.

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