Wine Laws and Regulations of Spain - NAPA RESERVA
网页2014年8月10日 · Extensive wine aging in Oak barrel has long been a focus in Spanish wine-making practice. For DO wines, the official labeling of Age is: Crianza, Reserva and Gran Reserva. Here are the Aging-labeling for non-DO wines: Noble: 12 months. Anejo: 24 months. Viejo: 36 months
Rioja Wine And The New Classification System
网页Red wines: Aged for a total of three years with at least one year in oak barrels and at least six months in bottles. Sparkling wines: Wines must be aged “en tirage” (on the lees) for no less than 24 months. Vintage-dated espumosos must be hand-harvested. White and rosé wines: Aged for a total of two years with at least six months in barrels.
Spainish wine Aging Classification: Vino Joven, Crianza, Reserva and ...
网页2014年5月14日 · Wine picks up more flavors while aging in oak; then develops further in the bottle improving its complexity and elegance. Nowadays, aging wine is a common practice found worldwide; in Rioja and Ribera del Duero of Spain, however, wine-aging more than just common practice, it is tradition.
Crianza, Reserva & Gran Reserva – What’s The Difference? - Winetraveler
网页2023年9月23日 · For Spanish wine to be labeled as a Gran Reserva, the law requires that it be aged for a minimum of 5 years, with two of those years being within an oak cask or barrel. A quick breakdown of aging requirements for both Red and White — Vino Joven, Crianza, Reserva, and Gran Reserva provided by the Court of Master Sommeliers (PDF) can be seen below.
Spanish wine classification by aging period – Del Duero Wines
网页2021年1月5日 · Find out how Spain uses the length of a wine's aging period as a way to classify a wine. From Joven or Roble, to Crianza, Reserva and even Gran Reserva. Each have a set of requirements and flavor profile.
Classification order of Spanish Wine appellations - Artoba Tours
网页2019年12月18日 · List of the wine appellations in Spain as of 2019 includes the wine region, autonomous region, name, indication type (DOP (Denominación de Origen Protegida) or IGP (Indicación Geográfica Protegida)), traditional term (DOCa (Denominación de Origen Calificada), DO (Denominación de Origen), VC …
Reserva, Riserva, Reserve: What Do They Mean for Wine?
网页2010年3月25日 · Under Spanish wine law a Spanish Reserva red wine must be aged for a minimum of 3 years before release, of which one year must be in cask. Reserva white wines have a lower minimum aging period of 2 years of which 6 months must be in cask.
The Wine Quality System of Spain - Wine Scholar Guild
网页2024年2月13日 · Spain’s wine quality pyramid is more specific regarding quality and geographic origin than EU requirements. The official classifications are as follows: Vino de Pago (VP) – Wines produced under this single estate category must be done so under the distinctive conditions representative of the area and must be produced and bottled wholly ...
Spanish Wine Classification System - Godfathers of Wine
网页Spain has four “quality” wine or “regulated” classifications, the most common terms being DO and DOCa. The appellation classification system is somewhat similar in format to both France and Italy. Spain also has two “unregulated” label designations referred to as “country wine” and “table wine.”
A Guide to Rioja Classifications. | Blog Your Wine
网页2012年7月27日 · Below is a really handy guide to how Spanish wines are classified, in terms of the minimum length of time they’ve spent in the barrel/bottle. Since terms such as Crianza and Reserva will frequently appear on bottles of red Rioja, but are infrequently explained, it’s useful to remember their definitions!