El Triangulo Tinto Tintilla de Rota 75 Cl.<\/p>\n
BESCHREIBUNG<\/p>\n
Herkunft: Tierra de C\u00e1diz
Traubensorte: Tintilla 100%
Alkoholgehalt: 14,5%.<\/p>\n
Tintilla de Rota ist eine spanische rote Rebsorte, die aus der Region C\u00e1diz stammt, insbesondere aus der K\u00fcstenstadt Rota in Andalusien. Sie ist genetisch identisch mit der Graciano-Traube, die in Regionen wie La Rioja verwendet wird, aber in C\u00e1diz hat sie eine einzigartige Geschichte und einen einzigartigen Ausdruck dank des lokalen Terroirs, das durch sandige B\u00f6den \u00fcber Lehm gekennzeichnet ist, was ihr half, die Reblaus zu \u00fcberleben. Die Traube bringt kleine, dunkle Beeren mit hohem S\u00e4ure- und Tanningehalt hervor, die zwar wenig, aber intensiv im Geschmack sind. Historisch gesehen wurde die Tintilla de Rota zur Herstellung von trockenen, s\u00fc\u00dfen Rotweinen verwendet, die im 19. und fr\u00fchen 20. Jahrhundert vor allem in Gro\u00dfbritannien beliebt waren. Die s\u00fc\u00dfen Versionen, oft mit Weinalkohol angereichert und manchmal mit Arrope (konzentriertem Traubenmost) ges\u00fc\u00dft, wurden traditionell durch sp\u00e4te Ernte und Sonnentrocknung (Asoleo) hergestellt, um den Zucker zu konzentrieren. Diese in Eichenf\u00e4ssern oxidativ gereiften Weine entwickeln komplexe Aromen von getrockneten Feigen, Karamell, Kaffee und Gew\u00fcrzen, mit einem ausgewogenen Geschmack von S\u00fc\u00dfe, S\u00e4ure und leichtem Salzgehalt aufgrund der K\u00fcstenn\u00e4he von Rota. Sie sind in der Regel vollmundig mit einem Alkoholgehalt zwischen 15 und 18 % und passen gut zu Desserts wie Pesti\u00f1os, Blauschimmelk\u00e4se oder G\u00e4nseleber, serviert bei 12-14 \u00b0C. <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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