Cune Ribera del Duero 2024 is the ‘ribera’ from CVNE. An exquisite red wine made with tinta del país (tempranillo) grapes and aged for a short period of 5 months in American oak barrels.
Cune Ribera del Duero 2024 is made from Tempranillo grapes from a selection of vineyards located at 800 meters above sea level, on clay-limestone and sandy loam soils, in the town of Villalba del Duero (Burgos). A lively red wine for which traditional winemaking in stainless steel tanks was chosen, complemented by 5 months of aging in second-year American oak barrels.
Protected by the D.O. Ribera del Duero, you can pair Cune Ribera del Duero 2024 with stews, casseroles, and all kinds of meats, including game.
Serving temperature
Type of wine
Region
Grape variety
100% Tempranillo
Type of barrel
French and American oak barrels
Type of bottle
Bordeaux Bottle
Barrel aging time
5 months
Capacity (cl)
75
Alcohol content (% vol.)
14
Cune Ribera del Duero 2024 is made from Tempranillo grapes from a selection of vineyards located at 800 meters above sea level, on clay-limestone and sandy loam soils, in the town of Villalba del Duero (Burgos). A lively red wine for which traditional winemaking in stainless steel tanks was chosen, complemented by 5 months of aging in second-year American oak barrels.
Protected by the D.O. Ribera del Duero, you can pair Cune Ribera del Duero 2024 with stews, casseroles, and all kinds of meats, including game.
Cune Ribera displays a purple color with medium-high intensity. On the nose, it reveals fruity aromas such as red fruits (cherry, currant) and hints from barrel aging, like vanilla, coconut, and cocoa, as well as notes of aromatic herbs. On the palate, it is a fresh wine, with red fruit highly present, along with a hint of white flowers and a character marked by the personality of Ribera wines. The finish is long and fruity.
The Compañía Vinícola del Norte de España is one of the great symbols of the Estación de Haro neighborhood, the great capital of Rioja wine. Founded in 1879 by the brothers Raimundo and Eusebio Real de Asúa, CVNE (as it is known worldwide) can proudly claim to have remained at the top throughout its history. Ten years after its creation, the winery inaugurated an impressive barrel hall designed by the studio of Alexandre Gustave Eiffel. By 1900, it was already producing nearly 80,000 bottles, an unthinkable feat for the time. The 20th century established CVNE as an institution of Spanish wine.
Over 140 years, it has successfully combined tradition and innovation to create wines that today are the standard-bearers of Rioja reds and have garnered international critical acclaim. Its Imperial Gran Reserva 2004 made history when it was chosen as Wine of the Year 2013 by the prestigious American magazine Wine Spectator, marking the first time a Spanish wine received this recognition.
Since its foundation, CVNE has expanded its heritage and grown with avant-garde projects at different times in its history, such as the creation of Viñedos del Contino or Viña Real.
