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2009 Rioja Gran Reserva 904

Wine Details
Place of Origin

Spain

Rioja

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

90% Tempranillo, 10% Graciano

Vintages
201520112010200920052004200120001998199719951994199019891987
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One of Rioja’s most famed bodegas, this 300-hectare estate was established in the heart of Haro in 1890. All of the vineyards are in Rioja Alta, unsurprising given the name. La Rioja Alta has a long-standing reputation for producing some of the region’s best, most traditionally made wines, across the range. Solid value is the rule here, from top to bottom. The entry-level wines are among Rioja’s best values. American oak is used exclusively, and its influence on the wines can be marked, even with age. While that style isn’t everybody’s cup of tea, Tempranillo fans of the old Rioja school, and there are plenty of them, are loyal followers of the estate with good reason.