Bodegas Anadas Cariñena Care Garnacha Blanca Barrica

Bodegas Anadas CARE Garnacha Blanca Barrica, DO Cariñena, Aragon, Spain

The Bodegas Anadas CARE Garnacha Blanca Barrica 2023 is an oak-aged white wine from the DO Cariñena and demonstrates how Garnacha Blanca develops with barrel aging. What does "Barrica" ​​mean in a white wine? It indicates that fermentation and aging take place in oak barrels, adding structure, complexity, and subtle oak notes.

This wine is composed of 90% Garnacha Blanca and 10% Chardonnay and combines aromatic intensity with wood influence.

Origin: DO Cariñena, Aragon

The vineyards were planted in 2015 with a planting density of 4,000 vines per hectare.

• DO Cariñena, Aragon : sunny region with powerful wine styles.

• Planting 2015 : young, vital vines.

• 4,000 vines per hectare : focus on quality and concentration.

These factors ensure ripe fruit with sufficient freshness.

Grapes and vinification

Garnacha Blanca – Chardonnay, DO Cariñena
Garnacha Blanca brings aromatic richness and roundness, while Chardonnay adds extra structure.

Fermentation takes place in new 500-liter French oak barrels for 25 days at a controlled temperature of 16°C. The wine then matures for another four months in French oak barrels, which ensures the integration of the wood and fruit.

Character and style

In the glass, this Garnacha Blanca Barrica displays a bright, light yellow color with green highlights. The nose is intense, with notes of white flowers, ripe peach, and pear, complemented by aromas of vanilla, walnut, and butter. On the palate, the wine has a medium body and a long finish.

Serve between 7 and 9 °C to experience freshness and wood influence in balance.

About Bodegas Anadas

Founded in 1935, Bodegas Anadas is one of the oldest family-owned wineries in the DO Cariñena. Under the CARE label, the winery produces wines that prioritize exclusivity, innovation, and respect for terroir. The name CARE refers to the ancient Roman name for Cariñena and the care with which the estate crafts its wines. The labels, designed by Enrique Torrijos, symbolize sun and soil and emphasize the region's identity.