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CVNE Cune Gran Reserva, Rioja 2017

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CVNE Cune Gran Reserva, Rioja 2017 is a wine from Rioja, Spain, made from Tempranillo, Graciano, Mazuelo and Garnacha.

Producer
CVNE
Region
Rioja · Spain
Vintage
2017
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About CVNE Cune Gran Reserva, Rioja 2017

What grapes is CVNE Cune Gran Reserva, Rioja 2017 made from?

CVNE Cune Gran Reserva, Rioja 2017 is made from Tempranillo, Graciano, Mazuelo and Garnacha.

Where does CVNE Cune Gran Reserva, Rioja 2017 come from?

CVNE Cune Gran Reserva, Rioja 2017 comes from Rioja, Spain. It is made by CVNE.

CVNE (Compañía Vinícola del Norte de España), founded in 1879 in Haro, remains a cornerstone producer of classic Rioja. The Cune Gran Reserva is crafted primarily from Tempranillo supported by Graciano, Mazuelo, and Garnacha grown across prime Rioja Alta terroirs. Benefiting from extensive maturation in oak barrels and subsequent bottle aging, it reflects the region's enduring tradition of longevity and savory elegance.

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Tasting review

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Expert commentary

The 2017 vintage displays fine aromatic definition, balancing ripe dark fruit against seasoned oak and early tertiary nuance. Firm, integrated tannins and lively acidity provide structure and length, delivering a classically proportioned Gran Reserva profile.

Serving and ageing guide

This wine can drink now but has potential for ageing. It already delivers expressive mature complexity, yet the fresh acidity and persistent tannic framework guarantee further positive development for another 6 to 10 years. Serve at 16–18°C. Decanting for roughly 45 minutes prior to service helps unlock its savory bouquet. It matches naturally with slow-cooked roast lamb, game dishes, or mature hard cheeses like Manchego. In terms of quality, the wine is very good. The aroma intensity is medium-plus on the nose, while the palate displays medium-plus flavour intensity, showing harmonious agreement between aromatic promise and palate presence. Supported by balanced acidity, refined tannins, notable complexity, and a persistent medium-plus finish, it represents an accomplished traditional Rioja.

Appearance

The wine is clear, showing a medium garnet colour.

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