GTIN/EAN 8414606669417

De Moya, Tibo rosado

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Za tímto malinově růžovým cuvée stojí vydařený poměr Monastrellu (40 %) a Bobalu (60 %). Lehkost, božská ovocná chuť 40letých rév a atraktivní barva okouzlí i ty nejzarytější vyznavače provensálského rosé. A ta vůně mučenky a jahod? Tomuto pokušení z Valencie jen tak neodoláte.
Vůně: Komplexní aroma tropického a citrusového ovoce, grapefruit, mučenka, jahody, ostružiny, mango
Chuť: Plná a svěží s rafinovanou kyselinkou a středně dlouhou dochutí

240 Kč

Doprava zdarma při nákupu nad 2000 Kč

Zákaznická podpora

Garance kvality

Buket

Ostružina

Jahody

Mango

Citrus

Grapefruit

Gastronomie

Ryba

Asijské

Saláty

Předkrmy

Mořské

Chuťové vlastnosti

Lehké

Plné

Jemné

Tříslovinové

Suché

Sladké

Hladké

Šťavnaté

Popis vína

Druh

Růžové víno

Odrůda

Monastrell
Bobal

Země původu

Španělsko

Ročník

2021

Styl

Růžové s výraznou ovocnou chutí

Vinařská oblast

Valencia

Obsah alkoholu

13,5 % Vol.

Výrobce

De Moya

Objem

0.75

Teplota podávání

7-10°С

Komentáře a hodnocení milovníků vína

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Celkové hodnocení

3.7

Tjeerd Wichers

23 May 2021

Online De Moya tasting with winemaker Yves Laurijssens. Organized by my buddy Raf De Leu

Peter Van Parijs

19 May 2020

Good price quality value

Paul Embrechts

17 November 2019

Best rosé in a long time

Raf De Leu

08 September 2021

Hot weather screams for a caprese and of course we grab a nice rosé from house of trust @[1|1719256|De Moya]! Always a winner this Tibo Rosado made of 100% Bobal! The nose is loaded with red cherries, strawberries & red currants followed by the candy versions of those fruits, lime, garrigue like herbs and minerals. Dry & refreshing on the palate with a good cherry/lime acidity and spot of cream with minerals in the back leading to a medium finish with cherries & grapefruit bitterness. Marvellous wine!

Peter Reijenga

18 July 2021

Gastrinomic Rose. Red pink Intense nose of strawberry, raspberry, red berry and a scent of cherry, candied red fruit, bit citrus and mineral. Fresh and dry on the palate, fruit driven, quite soft, creamy. Medium body, well balanced. Medium aftertaste with a small bitter and a beautiful uplifting sourish ending. Very nice! (3.8) Delicious pairing with squid & chorizo.

Glenn Verboomen

29 October 2022

De Moya tasting 3/10 Before we’re heading to the red wines, we have the Tibo rosé (100% Bobal) left. Mainly red fruit driven with strawberry bubblegum, raspberry, peach whiff, grapefruit & a nice mineral touch. Lovely balance on the palate. Fills the mouth quite nicely, even a bit creamy with good red fruit driven flavors & little herbal influences. Ending decent & red fruit driven with enjoyable acidity on a grapefruit bitter & minerals. For this price you might expect a mainstream rosé but ⤵️

Frederic Knockaert

03 April 2023

Short interlude from my Prowein notes with an enjoyable flight of Bobal’s and Monastrell’s from Bodega de Moya starting with this rosé that clearly transcends the pool sipper type! The Bobal comes from well matured, 25 year old vines. Mineralic nose with at first a whiff of characterful barnyard that clears up to fresh red fruit, red bell pepper, tomato leaf & herbal notes. In the palate relatively restrained but nice acidity with red cherry, red berry, strawberry, pink grapefruit, white pepper & surprising body.

Tom De Vos

26 May 2021

This 2020 Tibó Rosado by @[1|1719256|De Moya] is pure Bobal from 25y old vines, made by the Laurijssens family in Valencia. A clean yet perfumed nose with candied strawberries, raspberries, cherries, peach and a mineral hint. This leads to a just off-dry, flavourful and mineral tinged rosé with bright lemony acids. Well-balanced with lots of bright raspberry and cherry fruit on the palate followed by a bitter note from punchy lemon peel on the finish. A good, quaffable rosé. Just call it ‘affordable luxury’ 3,7

Job ter Horst

10 June 2021

Pleasant. Bit too sweet for my taste.

Fredrik Verboven

27 July 2020

jasmine elderflower cherry cola Light body light finish @casa Lindemans-Dewit