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Cartago es un vino tinto acogido a la Denominación de Origen Toro, que está elaborado por la Bodega San Román (antes Maurodos).
La variedad de uva empleada es la Tinta de Toro (Tempranillo) procedente de la parcela El Pozo y otras variedades de uva de la parcela La Veintiuna. Ambas parcelas se encuentran en el municipio de Castronuño, cerca de las orillas del río Duero.
Dependiendo de la añada, Cartago tiene una crianza aproximada de 36 meses, tiempo durante el cual permanece en barrica de roble francés nuevo y usado. Producción anual limitada a unos 3.800 botellas.
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Cartago es un vino tinto acogido a la Denominación de Origen Toro, que está elaborado por la Bodega San Román (antes Maurodos).
La variedad de uva empleada es la Tinta de Toro (Tempranillo) procedente de la parcela El Pozo y otras variedades de uva de la parcela La Veintiuna. Ambas parcelas se encuentran en el municipio de Castronuño, cerca de las orillas del río Duero.
Dependiendo de la añada, Cartago tiene una crianza aproximada de 36 meses, tiempo durante el cual permanece en barrica de roble francés nuevo y usado. Producción anual limitada a unos 3.800 botellas.
Si tiene cualquier duda, puedes comunicarte con nosotros:
2016 > 96 puntos
The 2016 Cartago Paraje del Pozo coms from a 45-year-old vineyard of Tempranillo or Tinta de Toro with some 10% of other varieties and matured in barrel for 30 months. This is a long-distance runner, a wine designed for the long haul, serious and with great balance. It's one of the finest vintages of Cartago since the initial 2012. It's ripe, powerful and concentrated, with lots of tannins and a touch of iron and blood. It's a classical old style Duero that should repay time in bottle. In this high-yielding year, the wine feels more fluid and fresher. Despite all that, the wine is quite tight but has good depth. Like many of the wines I tasted this time, this is the finest vintage to date, rounder and deeper. All of these wines have a very marked style. 4,916 bottles were filled in June 2019.
2015 > 95 puntos
The 2015 Cartago Paraje del Pozo comes from a more opulent vintage and feels quite different from the rest of wines from the García family I tasted next to it. 2015 is a warmer and more tannic vintage. This feels a little more classical, a serious wine designed to develop in bottle, where it should absorb the oak. It had a long élevage of 30 months. It was bottled in July 2018.
2016 > 96 puntos
The 2016 Cartago Paraje del Pozo coms from a 45-year-old vineyard of Tempranillo or Tinta de Toro with some 10% of other varieties and matured in barrel for 30 months. This is a long-distance runner, a wine designed for the long haul, serious and with great balance. It's one of the finest vintages of Cartago since the initial 2012. It's ripe, powerful and concentrated, with lots of tannins and a touch of iron and blood. It's a classical old style Duero that should repay time in bottle. In this high-yielding year, the wine feels more fluid and fresher. Despite all that, the wine is quite tight but has good depth. Like many of the wines I tasted this time, this is the finest vintage to date, rounder and deeper. All of these wines have a very marked style. 4,916 bottles were filled in June 2019.
2015 > 95 puntos
The 2015 Cartago Paraje del Pozo comes from a more opulent vintage and feels quite different from the rest of wines from the García family I tasted next to it. 2015 is a warmer and more tannic vintage. This feels a little more classical, a serious wine designed to develop in bottle, where it should absorb the oak. It had a long élevage of 30 months. It was bottled in July 2018.