The name ERAL BRAVO is inspired in the family tradition of breeding the Iberic bull, the Toro Bravo, in the Salamanca region in Spain. In this region, Eral is the name given to the bull of between two and three years of age. At this age, the Iberic bull starts showing his essential characteristic: the bravery or bravura. The characteristics highly sought and praised in the breeding of the Toro Bravo and so respected in this noble, elegant and unique animal coincides with the concept of wines with which the Sánchez Nieto Family identifies itself. This Malbec reveals a deep red purple colour. To the nose, rich plum, blackberry and raspberry flavours, with spicy notes, nicely infused with toasty oak, with hints of chocolate, smoke, and tobacco. Wine with good concentration, ripe and sweet tannins, with flavours lasting throughout the extraordinarily long finish.
£17.75
