Miguel Domecq Entrechuelos Rosado de la Tierra de Cádiz, 75cl.

The elaboration of the Spanish rosé wine from Tierra de Cádiz of our winery takes place on a hillside of the Guadalete River, in the Cortijo de Torrecera, where the bottling also takes place. In the vines begins the elaboration process that will result in an excellent Spanish rosé wine of pale pink color.

Our area is included in the Protected Geographical Indication Cadiz, which all the wines of our winery enjoy. This is thanks to the atmospheric characteristics and the excellent geographical location that the Cortijo enjoys. The proximity of the Atlantic Ocean has a regulating effect on the aging of the grapes, which strengthens the process and gives the wine unique characteristics that we can associate with the region of Cadiz.

A good rosé wine to live good moments

The distinguished colors of rosé convey endearing and romantic sensations that invite us to enjoy wine in good moments of our life. Good rosé wines usually stand out for their pale tonality and colors that make us fall in love.

The rosé wine comes from red grapes. In our winery we use Tempranillo, Syrah and Merlot grapes, which are pampered by our trusted vine growers. In our Cortijo we take care of the details so that the vines are in the best conditions.

One aspect to mention, and contrary to a generalized idea, is that rosé wine is not the blend of white wine and red wine; it is considered a red wine with little maceration. The origin of the pinkish color is given by the winemaking methods.

There are several widespread techniques to obtain the pink color. Among them are the method of contact with the skins and the bleeding or saignée. Both are used to give the characteristic color of rosé wine. The first method is based on using the skins of the grapes to color the must, taking different shades depending on the time they remain doing this action. The second uses the pink juice that is separated in the winemaking process.

Alcohol (% vol.): 12.5% Vol.