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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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File:Plum.png|Black Plum
File:Black pepper.png|Black Pepper
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== Food Pairing ==  
== Food Pairing ==  
Ideal with smoked or barbecued meats, wild rice with shiitake mushrooms, chorizo, and Manchengo cheese. For dessert, pair with dark chocolate fondue
Ideal with smoked or barbecued meats, wild rice with shiitake mushrooms, chorizo, and Manchego cheese. For dessert, pair with dark chocolate fondue


== Suggested Additional Product ==
== Suggested Additional Product ==
 
- PR Cabernet Sauvignon
- PR Pinot Gris
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[[Category:Heavy Oak]]
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Latest revision as of 20:57, 21 May 2025

Private Reserve Alias
Wine Region Valencia, Spain
Size 14L
Alcohol 14%
Body Full
Oak Heavy
Sweetness Dry
SV Product # na
GVI Product # na

Description

Dark fruit, chocolate and oaky aromas give way to a palate of rich black fruit with soft strawberry notes. Undertones of tobacco and chocolate add depth and complexity alongside nutty notes and spice. Bold and structured with high tannin in perfect balance with medium-high acidity.

About the Grapes:

The name Alias is inspired by Monastrell, the indigenous Spanish varietal leading this blend; it may sound unfamiliar but is a powerful and celebrated varietal most commonly known by its aliases Mourvedre (France), or Mataro (Australia).

Notes


Food Pairing

Ideal with smoked or barbecued meats, wild rice with shiitake mushrooms, chorizo, and Manchego cheese. For dessert, pair with dark chocolate fondue

Suggested Additional Product

- PR Cabernet Sauvignon - PR Pinot Gris