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Vega Sicilia - Ribera del Duero - Unico - Red - 2011

Characteristics

Country / Region: Spain

Vintage: 2011

Name: Ribera del Duero DO

Grape variety: 95% Tempranillo, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon

Alcohol: 14 vol.

Color: Red

Capacity: 75 cl

AWARDS

Robert Parker : 96/100

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Wine:

Considered one of Parker's favorite vintages, the 2011 red Ribera del Duero Vega Sicilia Unico has developed during its aging notes of black fruits, undergrowth, and eucalyptus. This vintage, both concentrated, elegant, silky, precise, and deep, is an extraordinary wine. It's a true delight, available only in the greatest vintages! Rated 94/100 by Parker.

Vinification:

Hand harvested, aged in 225-liter French and American oak barrels and 220 hectoliter tuns, then aged in bottles. Bottled in 2017. Marketed after a total duration of almost 10 years.

Color:

Intense and deep purple red.

Nose:

Aromas of black fruits mixed with touches of smoke, undergrowth and accents of eucalyptus.

Palate:

Concentrated, elegant and silky; a real delight! This wine can be enjoyed immediately, although with time it will become truly incredible!

Temperature:

To be served slightly chilled between 14 and 16°C.

Food and wine pairing:

Grilled prime rib and sautéed potatoes, hunting dishes, meats in sauce, hare à la royale...

Cellar aging:

From now until 2040

This global icon owes its legendary status to a unique place and a devoted family, fervently sought after by wine enthusiasts around the world.

Nestled along the Duero River, shaped by a harsh climate and crafted by skilled hands, these lands produce one of the crown jewels of global viticulture: Vega Sicilia. The Álvarez family has created a timeless masterpiece, weaving together the land, time, and human expertise.

Every detail contributes to its place among the world’s finest wines. Barrels are custom-made on the estate, following proprietary techniques, and the aging process is exceptionally extended—some cuvées spend up to 10 years maturing before release.