Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak
From 1k · Charcoal-grilled
9.00 € / 100 g
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Main grill and garnishes.
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Versatile options for lunch or dinner.
Spanish classics for the bar or table.
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Mixed drinks prepared to order.
El Rosetón · Our speciality
Minhota and Rubia Gallega. Two distinctive breeds, brought together over charcoal.

Galicia · Spain
From 1k · Charcoal-grilled
9.00 € / 100 g
Minho · Portugal
Our cuts
1.500 g
85.00 €
Minimum 300 g
15.00 € / 100 g
From 1k
6.50 € / 100 g
From 1k
6.00 € / 100 g
Breed origin · Island of Jersey
A breed originating on the island of Jersey, valued for its ability to develop marbling, which contributes to flavour and juiciness.
From 1k
9.00 € / 100 g
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Fish
Land and tradition
Local proposals and specialties subject to availability.
Traditional appetizer of the area.
Typical local dessert.
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Toasts and hamburgers
250 g of meat, crystal bread, goat cheese, pink tomato, gourmet lettuce, onion jam, ranch sauce and BBQ sauce.
Sandwiches
A simple selection to enjoy at the bar or table, prepared to order.
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Menu available for children up to 10 years old (included), designed in portion and balance for their age.
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Designed for families who want to eat well, with tasty options adapted to children's tastes.
Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, with your choice of garnish.
Classic option, complete and highly appreciated by children.
El Rosetón · Sigüenza
A special selection to enjoy with our cuisine and charcoal grill.
Our recommendation
Our favourite winery. High-altitude wines with character, from Cogolludo, Guadalajara.
Discover the winery and its winesPhotos, history and tasting notes→D.O.P. Río Negro · Cogolludo · Guadalajara


Origin: D.O.P. Río Negro · Cogolludo · Guadalajara
Grapes: Tempranillo · Syrah · Merlot
Red fruit and violets intertwine with understated oak. A gentle entry, medium body and sustained fresh finish make this a red that accompanies without feeling heavy.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef entrecote. Medium body accompanies the entrecote without heaviness; red fruit refreshes fat and subtle oak echoes the grill.

Origin: D.O.P. Río Negro · Cogolludo · Guadalajara
Grapes: Gewürztraminer
Roses, citrus and tropical fruit carry a spicy undertone. Exuberantly aromatic yet dry, fresh and supple, it builds volume across the palate and leaves a lasting impression.
We suggest it with: Fried goat cheese with habanero mango finds tropical affinity and refreshing contrast. Cod with puff pastry and almond aioli benefits from the wine's supple, generous palate.

Our recommendation
Origin: D.O.P. Río Negro · Cogolludo · Guadalajara
Grapes: Tempranillo · Cabernet Sauvignon · Syrah · Merlot · Tinto Fragoso
Blackberry, mineral and balsamic hints sit over integrated oak. A full-bodied, energetic red, powerful yet fresh, retaining elegance through a particularly persistent finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Its body and balsamic notes support the meat’s intensity; freshness balances the fat.

Origin: D.O.P. Río Negro · Cogolludo · Guadalajara
Grapes: Syrah
Violets and blackberries meet black olive, spice and a toasted tobacco background. A generous-bodied Syrah whose creamy texture and freshness sustain its aromatic intensity.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Dark fruit and spice highlight charcoal notes; its creamy texture complements the steak’s juiciness.

Origin: D.O.P. Río Negro · Cogolludo · Guadalajara
Grapes: Tempranillo · Cabernet Sauvignon
Deep dark fruit combines with spice, balsamic hints and well-integrated oak. Powerful and fleshy yet polished, with silky tannins and a long, smoothly unfolding finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota tomahawk. Depth and silky tannins suit this generous cut; dark fruit and balsamic notes extend the charcoal-grilled meat flavour.
Origin: D.O.P. Río Negro · Cogolludo · Guadalajara
Grapes: Tempranillo · Syrah · Merlot
Style: Red fruit and violets intertwine with understated oak. A gentle entry, medium body and sustained fresh finish make this a red that accompanies without feeling heavy.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef entrecote. Medium body accompanies the entrecote without heaviness; red fruit refreshes fat and subtle oak echoes the grill.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Graciano · Mazuelo
Style: Cherry, vanilla and coconut mingle with toasted notes. An aromatic, balanced Rioja with an approachable palate, where red fruit sits comfortably alongside well integrated oak character.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Red fruit refreshes each bite, while vanilla and toasted notes echo the grill.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Blackberries and blueberries mingle with toasted notes and nuts. Silky on the palate, with integrated tannins and an easy balance, it finishes with an oak impression alongside the fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota bone-in rib steak. The silky palate complements the steak’s juiciness; blackberry, blueberry and toast echo fat and char.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Garnacha · Graciano · Mazuelo · Viura · Rojal
Style: Strawberry, raspberry and redcurrant meet gentle spice and a dairy nuance. A fruit expressive crianza with an enveloping opening, sustained freshness and a rounded, approachable finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef tenderloin. Red fruit and freshness suit this tender cut; gentle tannins preserve the fillet’s delicacy.
Origin: D.O. Navarra
Grapes: Tempranillo · Garnacha
Style: Aromas: red berries and a delicate floral background. Palate: light and flowing, with pronounced acidity and a moderately lingering fresh finish.
We suggest it with: Cracked eggs with ham · Manchego ratatouille with fried egg. Acidity refreshes the richness of ham and egg; its light texture suits the tomato in the pisto.
Origin: V.T. Castilla
Grapes: Chardonnay · Verdejo · Riesling · Sauvignon Blanc
Style: Aromas: pineapple, mango and passion fruit, with pronounced aromatic intensity. Palate: fresh and delicate, with expressive fruit and a lingering finish.
We suggest it with: Pink tomato with burrata, pesto and habanero mango · Fried goat cheese with habanero mango jam and raspberries. Tropical fruit echoes the mango and freshness suits both cheeses; keep the habanero mild so the wine’s nuances can still show.
Origin: D.O. Rueda
Grapes: Verdejo · Sauvignon Blanc
Style: Aromas: citrus, herbs and tropical fruit. Palate: fresh and rounded, with good weight and a balance of fruit and brightness.
We suggest it with: Pink tomato seasoned with tuna belly · White shrimp with garlic (12 pcs.). Freshness lightens the tuna belly and garlic oil; its weight stands up to both dishes.
Origin: D.O. Navarra
Grapes: Garnacha
Style: Aromas: strawberry, redcurrant and clear red-fruit notes. Palate: soft and juicy, fresh, with an approachable fruity finish.
We suggest it with: Matrimonio toast with salt-cured and marinated anchovies with tomato and aioli · Portion of Iberian ham. Its fruit contrasts with salty anchovy and cured ham; the soft palate accompanies the appetiser without overpowering it.
Origin: D.O. Cava
Grapes: Macabeo · Xarel·lo · Parellada
Style: Fine bubbles and fresh fruit carry nuances of ageing on the lees. A creamy-feeling brut that brings together smoothness, liveliness and a clean passage across the palate.
We suggest it with: The tempura fish platter is its closest ally: bubbles and freshness lighten the batter. Ham croquettes find the same contrast against their rich, creamy filling.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Blackberry and plum sit above liquorice, vanilla and coconut. A juicy Rioja, lighter rather than powerful, with refreshing lift and oak that accompanies the fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Juicy fruit complements the meat juices; freshness and oak balance fat and char.
Origin: D.O. Bierzo
Grapes: Godello
Style: Aromas: white fruit and flowers, with a delicate mineral background. Palate: silky and flavourful, with a mineral impression and returning floral notes.
We suggest it with: Grilled octopus with potato purée · Scallop. Silky texture complements the octopus’s purée; its delicacy respects scallop and lets the grill flavour show.
Origin: D.O. Rueda
Grapes: Verdejo
Style: Aromas: grapefruit, fennel, flowers and fresh grass. Palate: lively and balanced, with citrus fruit and a lingering herbal note.
We suggest it with: Vegetable toast with pesto sauce · Grilled vegetables. Herbal notes echo the pesto and vegetables; acidity refreshes the charred flavours from the grill.
Origin: D.O.P. Montilla-Moriles · Córdoba
Grapes: Pedro Ximénez
Style: Aromas: a sweet PX style guide: raisins and dried fruit. Palate: sweet and rich in style; the producer and specific ageing are unidentified.
We suggest it with: Sigüenza syrup-soaked sponge cake · Serving of sheep's cheese with grapes and Alcarria honey. Its sweetness suits the sponge cake; ewe’s cheese, grapes and honey create a sweet-and-savoury contrast.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Raspberry and cherry meet hints of pepper and liquorice. Juicy and broad across the palate, with velvety tannins and freshness that sustains the fruity finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef tenderloin. Velvety tannins respect tender meat; raspberry and pepper add freshness and a spicy counterpoint.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Ripe fruit, blackberry and currant meet spice and toasted notes. Intense and structured, with a fruity core, this suits those who enjoy fruit accompanied by a noticeable oak presence.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Ripe fruit and structure support the steak’s intensity; its spice extends the seared crust.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Graciano · Mazuelo
Style: Cherry, vanilla and coconut mingle with toasted notes. An aromatic, balanced Rioja with an approachable palate, where red fruit sits comfortably alongside well integrated oak character.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Red fruit refreshes each bite, while vanilla and toasted notes echo the grill.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Graciano · Mazuelo
Style: Cherry, vanilla and coconut mingle with toasted notes. An aromatic, balanced Rioja with an approachable palate, where red fruit sits comfortably alongside well integrated oak character.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Red fruit refreshes each bite, while vanilla and toasted notes echo the grill.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Graciano · Mazuelo
Style: Quince, vanilla and ripe fruit sit over toasted oak notes. Silky texture and gentle persistence give this reserva an enveloping character rather than an imposing one.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. The silky palate wraps the meat; ripe fruit and oak accompany its flavour without harshness.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Black fruit, balsamic nuances and spice sit above subtle oak. Savoury and fresh, with measured acidity and ripe tannins, it leaves a velvety impression while keeping the fruit centre stage.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Ripe tannins complement the meat’s texture; balsamic and spicy notes echo charcoal.
Origin: D.O. La Mancha
Grapes: Tempranillo · Cabernet Sauvignon
Style: Ripe fruit and warm spices blend with woody notes. Broad, rounded and balanced on the palate, it offers an enveloping, developed character that suits flavours with a little intensity.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Breadth and ripe fruit support an intense bite; warm spice accompanies the grill’s roasted notes.
Origin: D.O. Uclés
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Raspberry and other red fruits meet vanilla, gentle toast and an earthy hint. Approachable and balanced, with spice extending the finish without obscuring the fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Raspberry and vanilla accompany the meat; balance and gentle toast echo the grill without masking its flavour.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Garnacha · Graciano · Mazuelo · Viura · Rojal
Style: Strawberry, raspberry and redcurrant meet gentle spice and a dairy nuance. A fruit expressive crianza with an enveloping opening, sustained freshness and a rounded, approachable finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef tenderloin. Red fruit and freshness suit this tender cut; gentle tannins preserve the fillet’s delicacy.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo (Tinto Fino)
Style: Blackberry, plum and blueberry unfold among cedar, tobacco and balsamic hints. Powerful and full, yet fresh with polished tannins, its long finish carries the fruit and spice onward.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Its volume and polished tannins support the powerful steak; cedar and dark fruit extend the grill flavour.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Garnacha · Mazuelo · Graciano
Style: Blueberries and blackberries carry a spicy accent. An elegantly balanced red, with acidity integrated into soft tannins and a fruit flavour that lingers on the palate.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Integrated acidity balances fat; blackberry, blueberry and spice match the beef’s intensity with elegance.
Origin: Ask us about the appellation
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: A Tempranillo red with fruit and oak hints: the verified common profile. The precise bottle label will determine its individual nuances, body and tannin character.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Its fruit-and-oak style suggests an affinity with the grill; precise nuances depend on the label served.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Blackberries and blueberries mingle with toasted notes and nuts. Silky on the palate, with integrated tannins and an easy balance, it finishes with an oak impression alongside the fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota bone-in rib steak. The silky palate complements the steak’s juiciness; blackberry, blueberry and toast echo fat and char.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo (Tinta del País)
Style: Red and black fruit, spice and light toasted notes shape an expressive red. Structured and fresh, with soft tannins and a juicy palate, it finishes with fruit still in view.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef entrecote. Structure supports the entrecote; freshness and juicy fruit balance its fat, with light toast echoing charcoal.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Graciano · Mazuelo
Style: Red fruit and well blended oak define this full-bodied reserva. Integrated acidity and rounded tannins preserve its balance, leading into a generous, sustained finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Its broad body supports the meat; integrated acidity refreshes fat and rounded tannins respect its juiciness.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo (Tinta del País)
Style: Red fruit and floral notes intertwine with spice and toast. Fruity and elegant on the palate, with gentle tannins and a lively character, its oak accompanies rather than obscures the fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Gentle tannins accompany the meat’s texture; red fruit and spice complement the roast.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo (Tinta del País)
Style: Red and black fruit, liquorice and fine oak define its aroma. Broad and flavoursome on the palate, with a succulent touch and lingering fruit, this is a direct, approachable Ribera.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota bone-in rib steak. Fruit and liquorice echo the meat’s seared notes; its broad palate supports the steak while retaining freshness.
Origin: D.O. La Mancha
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Blackberry and violet meet liquorice, coffee and toffee. Fleshy on the palate, with polished tannins and integrated acidity, the opening fruit leads into an enveloping toasted finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Its fleshy palate supports intense beef; coffee, liquorice and toffee echo the seared crust.
Origin: D.O. Uclés
Grapes: Syrah · Merlot
Style: Mint, red pepper and tomato distinguish this Syrah–Merlot from reds focused solely on fruit. Opulent and vigorous across the palate, with a recognisably savoury, vegetal personality.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. The opulent palate supports the steak; pepper and herbal notes add a vegetal contrast to the grill.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Blackberry and blueberry meet liquorice, spice and a light toasted note. This Tempranillo opens gently, moves nimbly across the palate and keeps its fruit fresh through a lingering finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Its lively palate keeps the pairing light; blackberry, liquorice and toast complement charcoal flavours.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Garnacha · Mazuelo
Style: Red fruit and liquorice carry gentle sweet nuances from American oak. An approachable, refined crianza with a smooth palate and a fresh finish that returns to fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Its smooth palate accompanies the meat without harshness; red fruit and liquorice balance charcoal notes.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo · Garnacha
Style: Strawberry and raspberry express the youthful side of Tempranillo and Garnacha. Juicy, fresh and savoury on the palate, with volume and a finish that preserves the fruit.
We suggest it with: Crystal bread with Iberian ham and tomato highlights its fresh fruit. With Manchego vegetable pisto and a fried egg, it accompanies the tomato and lightens the yolk.
Origin: D.O. Somontano
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Style: Strawberry and blackberry meet violets and a minty touch. A delicate, light and refreshing Pinot Noir, with fine tannins and balanced acidity that preserve an airy impression.
We suggest it with: Grilled jig-caught squid suits a red that respects delicate flavours, its freshness accompanying each bite. With the Iberian ham platter, it contrasts the fat without sharpening the saltiness.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Blackberry and plum sit above liquorice, vanilla and coconut. A juicy Rioja, lighter rather than powerful, with refreshing lift and oak that accompanies the fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Juicy fruit complements the meat juices; freshness and oak balance fat and char.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Blackberry and plum sit above liquorice, vanilla and coconut. A juicy Rioja, lighter rather than powerful, with refreshing lift and oak that accompanies the fruit.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Rubia Gallega bone-in rib steak. Juicy fruit complements the meat juices; freshness and oak balance fat and char.
Origin: D.O. Somontano
Grapes: Merlot · Garnacha · Moristel
Style: Strawberry, raspberry and dark fruit carry pepper and sweet spice. An expressive, juicy Somontano with a soft, creamy texture and a fruit flavour that stays on the palate.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef entrecote. Juicy fruit refreshes the entrecote’s fat; pepper and sweet spice accompany the grill with a smooth texture.
Origin: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Grapes: Tempranillo
Style: Raspberry and cherry meet hints of pepper and liquorice. Juicy and broad across the palate, with velvety tannins and freshness that sustains the fruity finish.
We suggest it with: Our choice: Minhota beef tenderloin. Velvety tannins respect tender meat; raspberry and pepper add freshness and a spicy counterpoint.
Origin: D.O. Rueda
Grapes: Verdejo · Sauvignon Blanc
Style: Aromas: citrus, herbs and tropical fruit. Palate: fresh and rounded, with good weight and a balance of fruit and brightness.
We suggest it with: Pink tomato seasoned with tuna belly · White shrimp with garlic (12 pcs.). Freshness lightens the tuna belly and garlic oil; its weight stands up to both dishes.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Viura
Style: An expressive Viura showing apple, pear, white flowers and a citrus touch, with discreet oak. The palate combines enveloping volume, refreshing lift and a long finish.
We suggest it with: Cod in puff pastry with almond aioli finds enough body for the sauce and freshness for each mouthful. With grilled jig-caught squid, it respects the seafood's delicacy.
Origin: V.T. Castilla
Grapes: Chardonnay · Verdejo · Riesling · Sauvignon Blanc
Style: Aromas: pineapple, mango and passion fruit, with pronounced aromatic intensity. Palate: fresh and delicate, with expressive fruit and a lingering finish.
We suggest it with: Pink tomato with burrata, pesto and habanero mango · Fried goat cheese with habanero mango jam and raspberries. Tropical fruit echoes the mango and freshness suits both cheeses; keep the habanero mild so the wine’s nuances can still show.
Origin: D.O. Rías Baixas
Grapes: Albariño
Style: Aromas: wild flowers, tropical fruit and balsamic hints. Palate: vibrant, with Atlantic freshness, weight and a saline impression.
We suggest it with: Grilled white shrimp (12 pcs.) · Scallop. The saline impression extends the shellfish flavour; freshness balances sweet scallop and the griddle’s roasted notes.
Origin: D.O. Rías Baixas
Grapes: Albariño
Style: Aromas: ripe lime and mandarin, white flowers and a hint of hay. Palate: rounded and fresh, well balanced, with citrus returning on the finish.
We suggest it with: Grilled octopus with potato purée · Santoña 000 anchovy toast. Its texture supports octopus and potato purée; citrus refreshes the anchovy’s saltiness and the toast’s oil.
Origin: D.O. Rueda
Grapes: Verdejo
Style: Aromas: grapefruit, fennel, flowers and fresh grass. Palate: lively and balanced, with citrus fruit and a lingering herbal note.
We suggest it with: Vegetable toast with pesto sauce · Grilled vegetables. Herbal notes echo the pesto and vegetables; acidity refreshes the charred flavours from the grill.
Origin: D.O. Rueda
Grapes: Verdejo
Style: Aromas: white fruit, anise, citrus and tropical hints. Palate: broad, with refreshing acidity, a smooth texture and a gently bitter finish.
We suggest it with: Griddled line-caught squid with salad · Roasted pepper toast with tuna belly. Its body supports squid and tuna belly; the citrus, gently bitter finish balances oil and peppers.
Origin: D.O. Rías Baixas
Grapes: Albariño · Caíño Blanco · Loureiro
Style: Aromas: peach, citrus and flowers, with mineral nuances. Palate: broad and creamy in texture, with good freshness and a lingering finish.
We suggest it with: Cod loin in puff pastry with almond aioli and brandy apple puree · White shrimp with garlic (12 pcs.). Its breadth supports pastry and almond aioli; freshness balances the oil and lifts cod and prawn flavours.
Origin: D.O. Somontano
Grapes: Chardonnay · Gewürztraminer
Style: Aromas: flowers, citrus and expressive fruit. Palate: soft and creamy, with finesse, flavour and a gentle texture.
We suggest it with: Fried goat cheese with habanero mango jam and raspberries · Cod loin in puff pastry with almond aioli and brandy apple puree. The creamy texture echoes the cheese and pastry; use the habanero jam sparingly so its heat does not overpower the wine.
Origin: D.O. Bierzo
Grapes: Godello
Style: Aromas: white fruit and flowers, with a delicate mineral background. Palate: silky and flavourful, with a mineral impression and returning floral notes.
We suggest it with: Grilled octopus with potato purée · Scallop. Silky texture complements the octopus’s purée; its delicacy respects scallop and lets the grill flavour show.
Origin: D.O.Ca. Rioja
Grapes: Viura · Tempranillo
Style: An open, aromatic rosé with pineapple, grapefruit and raspberry, plus a hint of apricot. Lively acidity supports a light, fragrant palate with a lasting finish.
We suggest it with: Try the piquillo pepper salad with pickled quail: its acidity follows the dressing while the fruit softens the contrast. It also works with the pickled tuna.
Origin: D.O. Navarra
Grapes: Tempranillo · Garnacha
Style: Aromas: red berries and a delicate floral background. Palate: light and flowing, with pronounced acidity and a moderately lingering fresh finish.
We suggest it with: Cracked eggs with ham · Manchego ratatouille with fried egg. Acidity refreshes the richness of ham and egg; its light texture suits the tomato in the pisto.
Origin: D.O. Navarra
Grapes: Garnacha
Style: Aromas: strawberry, redcurrant and clear red-fruit notes. Palate: soft and juicy, fresh, with an approachable fruity finish.
We suggest it with: Matrimonio toast with salt-cured and marinated anchovies with tomato and aioli · Portion of Iberian ham. Its fruit contrasts with salty anchovy and cured ham; the soft palate accompanies the appetiser without overpowering it.
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