ÀNIMA NEGRA ÀN crianza vino tinto
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ÀNIMA NEGRA ÀN is a mature red wine crafted by Ànima Negra. This wine is officially recognized for its distinct color, showcasing a gradient that transitions from violet to cherry red. The aromatic profile is enchanting, featuring notes of licorice, a blend of black and red berries, wild blooms, and hints of balsamic. When tasted, it offers a rich and velvety experience; the fruity flavors are deep and lingering, finishing with a long, sophisticated sweetness that leaves a lasting impression. Best enjoyed at temperatures between 16ºC and 18ºC, this non-vintage wine undergoes aging with Callet grapes. It pairs wonderfully with game dishes and hearty stews.
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| product type | other |
|---|---|
| brandname | Ànima negra |
| gender | Unisex |
| gama | 50156 |
| variant | Ànima negra Àn |
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