
Emilio Moro Finca Resalso
2019Finca Resalso is the name of a vineyard planted in 1932, the year Emilio Moro was born. It's also th...
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Finca Resalso is the name of a vineyard planted in 1932, the year Emilio Moro was born. It's also the name the company has given to its young wine, made from the grapes grown on its youngest vines, yet nevertheless not devoid of the quality which the Emilio Moro hallmark always delivers.
Finca Resalso is a wine that seeks to show the spirit and expressivity of the young vines, appearing a lovely Picota cherry colour with a vivid crimson rim and tears slow to slide down. The first olfactory sensation is unusual, and stimulating too. There's no perception of the over-ripe fruit and vanilla notes so often found in Ribera del Duero wines: it exudes spicy and floral aromas, hints of olive groves and undergrowth. The oak slowly makes its way through, in the form of glimmers of coffee and sweet spices, but always subordinate to the intensity of some exceptional and juicy bramble fruit. The entry is very fresh — in fact the whole wine is — from start to finish; the toasty notes hit the centre of the tongue while the acidity glides along the sides. Lactic traces, thoroughly pleasant and rounded tannins and a full-on, harmonious finish that leaves a lush touch and shows an authentic Ribera character.
Food pairing
Semi-cured cheeses / Meat rice dishes / Cooked sausages on toasted bread
Vineyard
- Vine age:Between 5 and 15 years
- Soil:Limestone / Sandy loam
- Climate:Continental
Production
- Ageing period:4 months
- Type of wood:French oak
Tasting notes
- ViewPicota cherry red / Intense / Bluish glints
- Bouquet:Mineral notes / Ripe fruit / Blackberries / Fine woods / Fruit aromas / Blackberry
- Mouth:Balanced / Structured / Long / Pleasant finish
Recommendations
- Optimum serving temperature:Between 14ºC and 16ºC
Customer reviews
Bodegas Emilio Moro

Bodegas Emilio Moro has the perfect platform for producing great wines: family tradition (José and Javier Moro are the third generation of vine growers), a strategic site (in the heart of the Ribera del Duero), pure clones of the indigenous grape, excellent quality soils (clay, chalk and gravel) and an ideal orientation. The winery currently owns some 200 hectares of vineyards, planted and grafted with an excellent Tempranillo clone recouped from their oldest vineyards. So...