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The red wines of the DO Rioja are one of the fundamental pillars of Spanish viticulture and enjoy great recognition worldwide. Side. Rioja is in the north of Spain, in the autonomous communities of La Rioja, the Basque Country and Navarra.
In the DO Rioja, the most important red grape varieties used in the production of red wines are Tempranillo, which is the predominant grape and provides elegance and structure to the wine with notes of red fruits and spices; Garnacha, which provides fruitiness and body; the Graciano, which adds freshness, acidity and complexity; and Mazuelo (also known as Cariñena), which contributes tannins and flavor. These varieties, skillfully combined by the region's oenologists, give rise to balanced and expressive red wines that reflect the richness and diversity of Rioja's terroir, consolidating its prestige worldwide.
The red wines of the DO Rioja are very versatile and can be accompanied with a wide variety of dishes. Their richness of flavors and balance make them an excellent option to pair with roasted meats, stews, and stews. They also harmonize very well with cold meats, cured cheeses and dishes from Spanish cuisine, such as paella and tapas. In addition, its structure and soft tannins make it ideal to combine with game dishes, such as venison or wild boar. In summary, the red wines of DO Rioja are the perfect partner to enjoy a wide variety of gastronomic delights, enhancing the flavors of each dish and providing an exceptional culinary experience.