Remírez de Ganuza Erre Punto Rioja

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Remírez de Ganuza Erre Punto Rioja

Remírez de Ganuza · Rioja, Spain

At a glance

Producer
Remírez de Ganuza
Region
Rioja, Spain
Grape variety
Tempranillo
Wine type
Red
Body
Full-bodied and Bold
Sweetness
Dry
Typical price
$80-$120

Tasting profile

Intense dark fruit, graphite, tobacco leaf, and mineral notes dominate. Powerful tannins and fresh acidity.

Evolution: Over time, tannins will soften, fruit will become more expressive, and secondary notes of vanilla, clove, and earthiness will develop.

At peak: A complex balance of ripe fruit, integrated oak, refined tannins, and elegant mineral finish.

Structure

Acidity
High and balanced
Tannins
Firm and well-structured
Alcohol
Approx. 14-14.5%
Aging potential
20+ years expected, excellent cellaring potential due to structure and vintage quality

Drinking window

Peak drinking
2033 to 2040
Optimal window
2029 to 2044
Current status
Too young for drinking
Current condition
Highly tannic and structured, requires extended aging

This wine comes from a top producer in Rioja known for meticulous craftsmanship. The 2024 vintage is expected to be excellent, meaning extended aging will reward with greater complexity and harmony. Firm tannins and high acidity indicate a long maturation trajectory.

Food pairing

Pair with rich lamb dishes, game meats, roasted mushrooms, aged Manchego, and hearty stews.

Serving

Serving temperature
16-18°C / 61-64°F
Decant
Yes (1-2 hours) — To soften tannins and allow aroma development given youthful structure and complexity.

Sustainability

Sustainability score: 7/10

Use of cover crops, responsible water management, integrated pest management, solar energy at winery. Packaging uses lightweight bottles and recycled materials.

Remírez de Ganuza employs sustainable farming and eco-conscious winery practices in Rioja, a region with increasing environmental regulation. While not certified organic or biodynamic, their commitment improves soil health and reduces chemical use. Packaging and energy policies further this commitment, though long-distance export adds to carbon impact.