
- Vintage
- 2024
- Region
- Valencia / Spain
- Grape
- Mandó, Arcos
- Type
- red
- ABV
- 13%
- Volume
- 75cl
- Aging
- 6 months
- Production
- Organic
- Material
- Stone winepresses, Stainless steel
Safrà · 2024
Safrà (which means saffron) is a red wine from Celler del Roure, a family winery praised by both renowned wine critics and the general wine-loving public. Safrà forms part of the winery's "vinos antiguos" (traditional wines) collection which aims to recover the forgotten winemaking heritage of Mediterranean landscapes. It is made exclusively from local varieties from south-east Spain such as Mandó and Arcos, an almost-lost variety which adds a degree of freshness and complexity to the blend.
Ruby red, Bright
Subtle, Elegant, Floral scents, Violets, Red fruit, Aromatic herbs, Balsamic notes, Pepper, Expressive
Balanced, Rich, Fresh, With volume, Velvety, Fine tannins, Elegant, Flavoursome, Long finish, Persistent
Roast meats, Pasta, Mediterranean cuisine
Serve at 16ºC
About the vineyard[+]
Wine was brought to Valencia by the Phoenicians and soon made the region one of the most prestigious producers in the Mediterranean. This quality continued over the centuries until 1932, when the region obtained its own Denomination of Origin, recognising the Valencia DO as one of the most historically important in Spain. Currently, the DO covers 13,000 hectares of vineyards and has around 50 bottling bodegas. Its lands are divided into four sub-zones: Alto Turia, with vineyards between 700 and 1,100 metres planted with the native Merseguera and Macabeo; Valentino, in the centre of the DO; Moscatel, with a sunny climate that allows the production of the historic sweet wines; and Clariano, in the south, a sub-zone of great red wines. The DO Valencia enjoys an enormous wealth of grape varieties, both native and foreign: grapes such as Merseguera, Bobal, Monastrell and Garnacha Tintorera coexist in harmony with cabernet sauvignon and pinot noir. In general, the DO wines are balanced, expressive and complex, with a clear Mediterranean character and the freshness of the altitude.