Urbina Blanco Reserva Rioja (2014)

The origins of Bodegas Urbina can be traced back to 1870  when Salvador Urbina first began producing wines using the Urbina name. In 1975 the family decided to bottle and age all of the wine made themselves, rather than selling grapes to other wine producers, and the single estate Urbina Rioja wines were created.

Today the winery remains family-owned and is run by the fourth generation, Angel, Pedro and Santiago. The Bodega is well-known for ageing their wines for a lot longer than other Rioja producers before releasing them to the market. 

• Appearance: A light golden yellow with subtle greenish hues along the edges. Bright and lustrous, displaying a slight, thick tear that falls slowly and densely.
• Nose: Aromas of white flowers mingle with rich butterscotch, banoffee pie, dried mango, papaya, and a hint of spice. Full-bodied, revealing weighted fruit notes of yellow apple and citrus, evolving into tropical honeydew and apricot.
• Palate: Generous on the palate with a touch of viscosity, yet refreshing, boasting good body and balanced acidity. It opens with a sweet, fruity-floral attack, showcasing mature flavors of apricot, melon, and grapefruit, accented by honey and white floral notes. Delicious, harmonious, and fresh, with a clear, lingering finish.

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