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Calado San Tasio 2021

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Calado San Tasio 2021
This fruity, silky red wine is made by a historic winery in Rioja and is named after the part of the cellar dedicated to the most prized wines. A blend of Tempranillo and Garnacha, it’s brimming with plums, blackberries and oak spice.

Wine Details

  • Red - Medium to Full Bodied
  • SpainSpain
  • Deep Ruby
  • Tempranillo-based blend
  • 9.3 Units
  • Vegan
  • 12.4% ABV
  • 750 ml
  • Vegetarian
  • 31 December 2028

Flavour Profile

Tasting notes
Juicy black plum and dark berries, with vanilla, coffee and oak spice hints
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
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Silky smooth and intensely fruity, Calado San Tasio is a characterful blend of two of Spain’s most famous grapes, Tempranillo and Garnacha.

It’s made by the Bujanda family – the Rioja legends featured in Wine Spectator’s ‘Top 50 Wineries’ list nine years running. And is named after the part of the cellar dedicated to the most prized wines – the ‘calado’ – and San Anastasio – a local patron saint, affectionately known as ‘San Tasio’.

To be clear – this isn’t officially a Rioja even though it tastes like one! It’s a special-project red made using grapes carefully chosen from 40-year-old vines that best express the local character. And because it’s not a wine Bujanda normally sell, they’ve never had it classified as Rioja. Hence the great-value price for a top-name wine with lovely maturity.

Calado San Tasio is brimming with juicy black plum, blueberry and blackberry fruit, with hints of vanilla, coffee and delicate oak spice. A great pairing for hearty lamb dishes, grilled fish, game and aged cheeses.

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Silky smooth and intensely fruity, Calado San Tasio is a characterful blend of two of Spain’s most famous grapes, Tempranillo and Garnacha.

It’s made by the Bujanda family – the Rioja legends featured in Wine Spectator’s ‘Top 50 Wineries’ list nine years running. And is named after the part of the cellar dedicated to the most prized wines – the ‘calado’ – and San Anastasio – a local patron saint, affectionately known as ‘San Tasio’.

To be clear – this isn’t officially a Rioja even though it tastes like one! It’s a special-project red made using grapes carefully chosen from 40-year-old vines that best express the local character. And because it’s not a wine Bujanda normally sell, they’ve never had it classified as Rioja. Hence the great-value price for a top-name wine with lovely maturity.

Calado San Tasio is brimming with juicy black plum, blueberry and blackberry fruit, with hints of vanilla, coffee and delicate oak spice. A great pairing for hearty lamb dishes, grilled fish, game and aged cheeses.

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