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2009 Bodegas y Viñedos San Roman Toro Prima
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Prima
Prima is aged for 12 months and sourced from our younger vines, structured but easy drinking, with polished tannins and subtle oak. A modern Toro, fruity and civilized for all kinds of people.
Prima 09
90% Tinto De Toro, 10% Grenache
Produced And Bottled By: Bodegas Y Vinedos Maurodos
Type Of Soil: Sand-Clay
Type Of Vines: Bush And Trellis
Ageing: 12 Months In French And American Oak
Bottled: February 2011
Producation: 167.000 Bottles & 2.000 Magnums
A wonderfully complete vintage with a lot of everything. PRIMA 2009 is expressive and mature, powerful but accessible with melted tannins and precise fruit.
The winter was blessed with the absence of frost with unequal sprouting mid-April. The Spring had no rainfall with flowering coming 15 days earlier than the previous year. Veraison came early due to a hot summer. Harvesting commenced early September with progressive maturing, according to the location of the parcels and the water reserves of the vines.
Prima
Prima is aged for 12 months and sourced from our younger vines, structured but easy drinking, with polished tannins and subtle oak. A modern Toro, fruity and civilized for all kinds of people.
Prima 09
90% Tinto De Toro, 10% Grenache
Produced And Bottled By: Bodegas Y Vinedos Maurodos
Type Of Soil: Sand-Clay
Type Of Vines: Bush And Trellis
Ageing: 12 Months In French And American Oak
Bottled: February 2011
Producation: 167.000 Bottles & 2.000 Magnums
A wonderfully complete vintage with a lot of everything. PRIMA 2009 is expressive and mature, powerful but accessible with melted tannins and precise fruit.
The winter was blessed with the absence of frost with unequal sprouting mid-April. The Spring had no rainfall with flowering coming 15 days earlier than the previous year. Veraison came early due to a hot summer. Harvesting commenced early September with progressive maturing, according to the location of the parcels and the water reserves of the vines.