Baron de Ley Rioja Rosé

Lively Tempranillo rosé with delicate fruit aroma, subtle acidity, and a fresh finish.

Sale price8,70 € 0,75 l (11,60 €/l)

Only 5 units left
Earn 9 points for every purchase of this product.

Baron de Ley Rioja Rosé

A rosé with a clear signature: fresh fruit, subtle acidity, dry finish — uncomplicated yet substantial.

Baron de Ley is one of Rioja's most renowned wineries, known for meticulous vinification and a clear, distinctive style. Their rosé is made from pure Tempranillo grapes using the saignée method: 24 hours of skin contact at a controlled 18°C ​​before the must is drawn off. This short maceration period gives the wine its vibrant color and intense fruit profile—without any heaviness.

In the glass, it displays aromas of red currant, strawberry, and a hint of white blossom. The palate is fresh and light, with a fine acidity and a clean, dry finish.

  • Food: Grilled vegetables, tapas, gazpacho or light pasta with tomatoes
  • Temperature: 8–10 °C
  • Occasion: Summer evening on the terrace or as an aperitif
Grape Variety Tempranillo
Origin Rioja, Spain
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of Origin Spain
Region Rioja
Grape Variety Tempranillo
Wine Color Rosé Wine
Vintage 2025
Alcohol Content 13 % Vol.
Residual Sugar 2 g/l

Reviews

Rupert H.

Everything is fine!

Everything is fine!

Translated from German

Horst Hoesch

A fruity, light wine wi...

A fruity, light wine with low acidity that is reminiscent of the refreshing taste of juicy strawberries. Its bouquet and taste only really come into their own if you don't serve it too cold.

Translated from German

Baron de Ley – Logo, Weine aus Rioja, Spanien

Baron de Ley

Barón de Ley was founded in 1985 with a clear ambition: to establish a bodega in the DOCa Rioja modeled after the great Médoc châteaux—consistently focused on its own grapes and extended aging. The winery is located in Mendavia, in the Navarrese part of Rioja, in a restored 16th-century Benedictine monastery. Here, only Reserva and Gran Reserva wines are produced—no Jóvenes, no Crianzas, only wines that have been given time. The name says it all: "de ley" means something like "genuine" and "righteous" in Spanish—and that is precisely the standard reflected in every bottle.

Mendaviabarondeley.com

Only Good News!
Promise!