Emilio Moro Mágnum | Estuche de madera
Spectacular 'Ribera' in large format
Emilio Moro Magnum in wooden case is, without a doubt, the gift that never fails. A 'top' Tempranillo from Ribera del Duero perfected with a measured aging in oak barrels and crafted by Bodegas Emilio Moro, a benchmark of Spanish wine known for its combination of respect for winemaking tradition with the most innovative techniques. Buy now their most emblematic red wine in large format with a special edition presented in an elegant wooden case.
Consumption features
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General features
Type of wine
Region
Grape variety
100% Tempranillo
Type of barrel
French and American oak barrel
Type of bottle
Bordeaux Bottle
Barrel aging time
Up to 14 months
Capacity (cl)
150
Creators' opinion
El vino tinto Emilio Moro luce un color rojo cereza con ribetes rubí. En nariz es complejo y equilibrado, destacando la riqueza de los matices propios de una gran añada y el respeto por la tradición de la marca. En nariz encontramos una combinación armoniosa de las notas frutales del tempranillo, junto con matices propios de un paso por barrica de calidad y respetuoso con la materia prima. En la boca es goloso, de cuerpo medio y tanino dulce, con un postgusto largo y persistente.
The winery
Bodegas Emilio Moro is among the wineries that have most contributed to showcasing the excellence of Ribera del Duero wines beyond our borders. It is the story of a family of winemakers with a tradition spanning several generations, who have managed to position their wines among the most highly regarded worldwide; in fact, it was recently nominated for the Best European Winery award by the influential American magazine ‘Wine Enthusiast,’ which recognized it as the best in Spain. Located in Pesquera de Duero, in a privileged enclave of the Ribera del Duero, it is currently led by Javier Moro (president), heir to the love for wine of his grandfather and father, both named Emilio.
This Valladolid-based winery has always been committed to producing wines deeply connected to their terroir, convinced that it is the soil that gives them personality. It owns nearly 400 hectares of its own vineyards, planted and grafted with a clone of tempranillo recovered from its oldest vines, which undoubtedly provides fruits of extraordinary quality, with great color, character, and nuances. Among the most emblematic plots of the winery are Resalso (planted in 1933, the year Emilio Moro, father of the current owners, was born); Valderramiro, with the oldest vines of the winery and the cradle of the great wine Malleolus de Valderramiro; Sanchomartín and Camino Viejo, from which the red wine Malleolus is born.
In 2016, Bodegas Emilio Moro embarked on a new project, for the first time, outside Ribera del Duero, under the Bierzo designation of origin, where they have three labels. Since 2023, they have owned a winery in the area. Currently, they have over 60 hectares dedicated to the godello grape.