Bodega Numanthia

Toro from 50–100-year-old vines: dark fruit, garrigue, velvety tannins.

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Bodega Numanthia

Numanthia is the hallmark of the winery, known as the reference for the Toro designation. The wine is a subtle blend of grapes from more than 100 plots of the best terroirs, offering unique balance, elegance, and power. The style of Numanthia depends on the selection of exceptional vines that are between 50 and 100 years old, ungrafted, and non-irrigated. Their low yields provide year after year grapes of extreme concentration with intense fruit and structure.

The 2016 harvest will be remembered for its aromas of deep red and black fruits and its generous texture.

Color: Ripe cherry red color with ruby red reflections

Numanthia is expressive and deep, with a hint of red berries, smoky notes, garrigue aromas, and a background of sweet spices.

The first impression is soft and quickly fills your palate with great intensity. The velvety and ripe tannin goes wonderfully with the generous and voluminous texture. Black fruits such as blueberries and black currants, violet notes, and a hint of black pepper, cloves, and a tobacco leaf create complexity and length, surrounded by good acidity.

Grape variety Tinta de Toro
Origin Castilla, Spain
Taste Dry
Alcohol 14,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–18 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Spain
Region Castilla
Grape variety Tinta de Toro
Wine color Red Wine
Vintage 2019
Alcohol content 14,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Bodega

Bodega Numanthia

Bodega Numanthia – a landmark of the Toro region. Founded in 1998 in Valdefinjas, Castile and León, the winery is a tribute to the fearless warriors of Numancia, who resisted the Roman army for twenty years in 134 BC – and preferred to sacrifice their lives rather than surrender.

This resilience is also in the wines. Vineyards that were planted centuries ago by pioneer families survived phylloxera and extreme climatic conditions. In the Middle Ages, Toro wines were the first to travel to America – on board the ships of Christopher Columbus in 1492.

Wine with history. Wine with attitude.

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