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Meet and Taste with Inigo Echavarri from Baron de Ley, Rioja Spain
Saturday
October17,
2015
12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
HoHoKus, NJ
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Baron de Ley , founded in 1985, is one of the most outstanding estates in the entire Rioja region, Barón de Ley is a leader in quality and innovation offering premium wines, classic and modern, well made and approachable in style and all at affordable prices.
What sets Baron de Ley apart from other Rioja producers is the fact that they became the first major player in the region with their own vineyards. They own an impressive 630 hectares of vineyards. In Rioja, the majority of wineries purchase their grapes. 80% of the vineyards in Rioja belong to growers.
Twice awarded “Spanish wine producer of the year” by the International Wine & Spirit Competition.
Come Meet and Taste with: Inigo Echavarri – Export Director for Grupo Barón de Ley.
Julio Perez, Vina Casablanca Nimbus Sauvignon Blanc
Made from a blend of Viura and Malvasía grapes from vineyards situated at a high altitude where the influence of the Atlantic climate provides ideal conditions for making fresh white wines with elegant, crisp acidity.Tasting ... more
Vines:Exclusively from our Carboneras vineyard, growing 850 metres above sea level, the highest vineyard in the appellation.Ageing:12 months in new American-oak casks.Tasting notes:Garnet-red colour with violet hues. Intense aromas on ... more
Ruby-red colour. On the nose it surprises you with its powerful fruity character mingling with reminders of its noble ageing, traces of coconut, toffee and attractive wild herb nuances. After a powerful attack the sensation ... more
Vines:Mainly made using Tempranillo grapes grown in our Cenicero vineyards where the orientation of the slopes, Atlantic climate and low yields offer us the perfect grapes for this style of wine.Ageing:Following the ... more
Made from selected grapes (Tempranillo) grown on very old vines, over 70 years’ old, planted in soils consisting of 50 cms of stone on top of a chalky-clay subsoil. TASTING NOTES: Appearance: Ruby-red colour with ... more
