Andalusia, Spain

    • Bodega F. Schatz, Petit Verdot 2017, red wine from Andalusia
    Body
    Acidity
    Tannin
    Fruitiness
    Oak

    Bodega F. Schatz

    Petit Verdot

    Petit Verdot 100%

    • 750ml
    • 13%
    • 2017
    • Red
    • Dry
    • Biodynamic
    • Organic
    • Natural wine
    • Vegan
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    Straight from Bodega F. Schatz, available in cases of 6 or 12 bottles.

    Total price2 928,35 SEK

    Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.488,05 SEK/Bottle

    Style
    • Firm & powerful
    • Dark berries
    Pairs with
    • Charcuterie
    • Mature and hard cheese
    • Dessert
    • Fatty fish
    • Game
    • Lamb
    • Pork
    • Natural shellfish
    • Veal
    Your package will arrive at your doorstep within 4 - 16 days
    1. Bodega F. Schatz will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)
    2. The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door

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    About this wine

    "The Petit Verdot that fully matures with a surprisingly fresh and Atlantic style"

    Food pairings by the winemaker

    • Charcuterie
    • Mature and hard cheese
    • Dessert
    • Fatty fish
    • Game
    • Lamb
    • Pork
    • Natural shellfish
    • Veal

    Vinification, winemaker's own words

    Soils:
    Clay, Limestone, Sand
    Terroir:
    Finca Sanguijuela is about 10km from Ronda, surrounded by the ‘Serrania de Ronda’. The finca has picturesque views over golden fields, wild creeks, oak forests, pastures and ‘La Canada Real’ (an old cattle track) of Málaga-Seville-Jerez. The area benefits from a special microclimate with hot days and cool nights which offer ideal conditions for the production of top quality organic-biodynamic-natural Premium wines, without added sulphites. The finca is located on a plateau at 700m above sea-level, surrounded by the ‘Sierra de Grazalema’ and the ‘Sierra de las Nieves’. These mountain ranges protect us from the strong East and West winds and also guarantee a precipitation of approx. 500 litres per year.
    Harvest:
    Picked by hand
    Fermentation:
    Steel (100%)
    Storage:
    Old oak (100%) 8 months
    Winemaker:
    Friedrich Schatz

    8 months of ageing “sur lie” with “batonnage” * in French oak barrels. *Ageing on natural fine lees, which is raisaed at regular intervals during a period of time between 2 - 6 months.

    Meet the wine maker

    Friedrich Schatz

    About the wine and its character

    Country:
    Spain
    Region/Subregion:
    Andalusia/Serrania de Ronda
    Classification:
    DO
    Certification:
    Biodynamic, Organic, Natural, Vegan
    Grape:
    Petit Verdot 100%
    Vintage year:
    2017
    Color:
    Purple red
    Aroma:
    Marked balsamic aromas of eucalyptus, apothecary, chocolate and mint
    Taste:
    Harmonious chocolate and currant flavor, a very high-Atlantic, fresh wine an one with fantastic acidity.
    Alcohol content:
    13%
    Sugar content:
    1.3 g/l
    Acidity:
    6.62 g/l
    pH-value:
    3.36
    Sweetness:
    Dry
    Contains sulphite:
    No
    Volume:
    750 ml
    Closure:
    Natural cork
    Bottle:
    Light glass
    Best Served:
    14 - 18 °C
    Ageing potential:
    1 - 20 years
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    Meet the winemakers behind Petit Verdot

    Information provided directly by the winery.

    Bodega F. Schatz, Andalusia, Spain

    Information

    Winery
    Bodega F. Schatz
    Founding year
    1982
    Farming area
    3 ha
    Production
    15 000 b/y

    At 18 there are two things that Friedrich Schatz, has clear: First; he wanted to be winegrower (as the family business since 1641) and second; he wanted to do it in a other climat than in Germany. The year was 1982 and so began the journey to find the right place. He appreciated different countries and areas, and finally chose Ronda Spain in particular located geographically in the Mediterranean but with strong Atlantic influences. In the heart of Andalusia, the Serrania de Ronda is an area where already the Iberians, then the Romans cultivated vines in ancient city of Acinipo.

    Meet Bodega F. Schatz