Wines of Navarra
A Mosaic of Terroirs and Avant-Garde
"Where the Atlantic embraces the Mediterranean: a privileged ecosystem that gives life to Spain's most celebrated rosés and whites of exceptional freshness."
Landscape Diversity
The Navarra Designation of Origin stands out for its geographical versatility. From the foothills of the Pyrenees to the Ebro Valley, the region is divided into five distinct zones by the Regulatory Council of the D.O. Navarra: Tierra Estella, Valdizarbe, Baja Montaña, Ribera Alta, and Ribera Baja.
This richness allows Garnacha to coexist harmoniously with international varieties. According to experts from Foods and Wines from Spain, Navarra is not just tradition; it is a laboratory of sustainable viticulture where altitude and the influence of the Cierzo wind guarantee wines of vertical elegance.
Defining Styles of the Region
Saignée Rosés
The region's flagship. The saignée method allows for obtaining Garnacha musts without mechanical pressure, resulting in wines of intense raspberry color and a fruity potency that distinguishes them from paler Provençal styles.
Chardonnay Whites
Navarra has perfected Chardonnay in cool climates, achieving whites with notes of ripe pineapple and hazelnuts. Critics from Decanter have consistently praised the aging potential of these whites when undergoing careful lees aging.
Questions about the D.O. Navarra
What is the international prestige of these wines?
Navarra is recognized by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) as one of the most dynamic regions in viticultural research, which guarantees exceptional quality standards in every exported bottle.
How to pair Navarra gastronomy in Mexico?
The versatility of its rosés and Garnacha reds is ideal for haute cuisine. These wines are natural companions to complex dishes, a common recommendation in gastronomic guides like Michelin when exploring regional harmonies.
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