SIERRA DE CABRERAS | CARABIBAS 640 NIGHTS 2015 75cl
SIERRA DE CABRERAS | CARABIBAS 640 NIGHTS 2015 75cl
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Carabibas 640 Noches 2015 represents one of Sierra de Cabreras' most ambitious creations. A wine born in the Alicante mountains that combines the Mediterranean strength of Monastrell with the structure of Cabernet Sauvignon and the elegance of Merlot.
Its name refers to the long period of aging and rest necessary to achieve the complexity and harmony that characterize this limited production wine.
Winery: Sierra de Cabreras
Appellation: D.O.P. Alicante
Vintage: 2015
Wine type: Aged Red Wine
Grape varieties: Monastrell, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot
Alcohol content: 15.5% vol.
Format: 75 cl
The Vineyard
The grapes come from vineyards located in the mountainous surroundings of Sierra de Cabreras, a privileged area of Alicante province where altitude and marked thermal differences favor slow and balanced ripening.
The poor and stony soils contribute to reduced yields and high aromatic concentration.
Winemaking
The selection of the best plots and careful harvesting allow for obtaining high-quality raw material.
The winemaking process aims to preserve the identity of each variety to later blend them into a complex and balanced wine.
Its prolonged aging and refinement process provides depth, structure, and evolutionary potential.
Tasting Notes
Deep and intense color, with garnet reflections typical of its evolution.
On the nose, it displays great aromatic complexity with ripe black fruits, spices, balsamic notes, cocoa, tobacco, and delicate mineral hints.
On the palate, it is powerful and structured, with perfectly integrated mature tannins, good freshness, and a long, persistent finish.
Pairing
Ideal for pairing with red meats, game, traditional stews, roasts, and aged hard cheeses.
Recommended serving temperature: 16-18 ºC.
Carabibas 640 Noches 2015 is an elegant and profound interpretation of the potential of great Alicante red wines, a long-aging wine where concentration, balance, and complexity evolve in perfect harmony.
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