Celler Escoda Sanahuja Els Bassotets

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Celler Escoda Sanahuja Els Bassotets

Celler Escoda Sanahuja · Catalonia, Spain

At a glance

Producer
Celler Escoda Sanahuja
Region
Catalonia, Spain
Grape variety
Red Blend (primarily Garnacha and Cariñena)
Wine type
Red
Body
Medium-bodied and Fruity
Sweetness
Dry
Typical price
$20-$30

Tasting profile

Fresh dark red fruits (black cherry, raspberry), hints of spice and earth, subtle mineral notes.

Evolution: Will gain complexity with tertiary aromas of leather, dried herbs, and forest floor over 4-6 years.

At peak: Rich, harmonious flavors with balanced acidity and soft, velvety tannins.

Structure

Acidity
Medium-high, balanced freshness
Tannins
Medium, fine-grained and integrated
Alcohol
13.5%-14.0%
Aging potential
8-12 years given producer quality and vintage conditions

Drinking window

Peak drinking
2026 to 2029
Optimal window
2024 to 2030
Current status
Approaching optimal drinking window
Current condition
The 2022 vintage is young but well-structured and vibrant, showing promising development potential in the next few years.

2022 in Catalonia was a good vintage showing ripe, healthy fruit and balanced structure. Medium-bodied red blends from this producer typically reveal finer nuances after 2-4 years bottle aging, with peak drinking expected once tannins soften and secondary notes emerge.

Food pairing

Grilled lamb, roasted vegetables, hearty stews, and aged cheeses complement this wine well.

Serving

Serving temperature
16-18°C / 61-64°F
Decant
Yes (30-45 minutes) — To allow medium tannins to open and reveal aromatic complexity.

Sustainability

Sustainability score: 7/10

Celler Escoda Sanahuja uses integrated pest management, dry farming techniques, and manual harvests to reduce environmental impact. Packaging includes lightweight bottles and recycled materials where possible.

The producer demonstrates strong commitment to sustainability through careful vineyard practices emphasizing soil health, water conservation, and efficient energy use. While lacking formal organic or biodynamic certification, their approach limits chemical inputs and favors eco-friendly viticulture, contributing to a moderate carbon footprint overall.