Carlos Serres Tempranillo Tinto Rioja 13.5%
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Wine produced under the principle of organic viticulture and EU certified organic CPAER (Consejo de la Producción Agraria Ecológica de La Rioja). The Tempranillo grapes for this wine were sourced from a select group of growers around Haro, Rioja Alta, who have long-term exclusive contracts with the winery. The winery jointly manages the tending of all the vineyards to ensure the utm ost fruit quality, with continuous monitoring during the growing cycle.
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