Vino Tinto Páramos de Legaris
Red Wine Páramos de Legaris with D.O. Ribera del Duero. Made from 100% Tempranillo grapes. Wine aged for 9 months in French and American oak Bordeaux barrels of Bodegas Legaris.
92 Sucklilng | 91 Peñín
Age: Crianza.
Winery: Bodegas Legaris.
Tasting notes:
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Cherry red with violet tones.
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On the nose, aromas of red fruit and toasted barrel nuances.
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In the mouth, it is a tasty, fresh wine with silky tannin.
Optimum service temperature: 15°-17° C.
A pairing: Ensalada de perdiz escabechada con verduritas y naranja amarga.
Ingredients: 1 partridge, 1 bay leaf, 2 garlic cloves, 1 carrot, 1 medium onion, 1 orange in segments, 1 prepared bag of mixed lettuce, 2 glasses of vinegar, 1 glass of white wine, 1 glass of chicken broth , flour, extra virgin olive oil, black peppercorns, ground black pepper and salt.
Elaboration:
- Put oil in a saucepan. Season the partridge and pass through the flour.
- Sauté the partridge at medium temperature until it is well cooked and golden.
- Add the onion cut in julienne, the carrot, the cloves of garlic, the bay leaf and a few grains of black pepper. Let everything cook together for a few minutes until the vegetable is golden brown and add the vinegar, white wine and the broth of broth.
- Cook until the alcohol evaporates.
- Remove the meat from the pan. Separate the meat breasts from the partridge and make steaks. Leave the whole thighs. Reserve.
- Macerate the orange segments in the marinade where we have cooked the partridge. Remove the orange and reserve.
- Serve a single dish, at the base put the varied lettuce, assorted vegetables of our marinade and on top of the meat breasts and thighs of the partridge. Add a few slices of orange and the marinade own juice and a little olive oil.
Delicious!
Legaris is a modern winery, belonging to the Grupo Codorníu located in La Seca (Valladolid). The technical direction, both in the field and in the winery, comes from the hands of the winemaker who produces reds from the same brand in the Ribera del Duero.
The planting of the first vines took place in 1999. At present, the winery cultivates the Tinto Fino (Tempranillo) and Cabernet Sauvignon varieties and has almost 100 hectares of vineyards.