Recaredo, Particular Brut Nature Reserva, Cava 2011 - 75cl

Recaredo, Particular Brut Nature Reserva, Cava 2011 - 75cl
18+, T&C apply, Credit subject to status.
Recaredo's Particular, designated Brut Nature with extended ageing ('Reserva'), represents quality Cava production at its finest: traditional method sparkling wine crafted with meticulous precision and minimal dosage. The 2011 vintage, now mature, offers remarkable complexity. The wine draws from carefully selected Macabeo, Xarel·lo, and Parellada parcels from the Penedès region, unified by the producer's philosophy of quality and terroir expression. The aromatics speak of maturity and care: honey, dried stone fruit, brioche, with a pleasant minerality that speaks to distinctive soils. There's also white chocolate notes and subtle spice, suggesting proper bottle development. The palate demonstrates why quality Cava commands respect. The mousse is refined and persistent, delivering flavours of remarkable complexity: honey, toast, subtle dried fruits, stone fruit with honeyed qualities. How to Serve: Chill to 8-10°C and serve as an aperitif or throughout a meal. Food Pairings: Excellent with oysters, scallops, and refined seafood. The wine's character complements roasted poultry and delicate preparations.
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