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Vino Tinto Guarafía
Guarafía red wine with D.O. Jumilla. Made from Garnacha grapes by Bodegas Carchelo. Wine aged for 6 months in a 2,000-litre cubic tank with grey granite walls.
Age: Joven.
Winery: Bodegas Carchelo.
Type of wood and time of passage: 6 months in a 2,000-litre cubic tank with grey granite walls.
Tasting notes for Guarafía red wine:
Medium-low ruby-coloured robe.
Suggestive and subtle aromas of flowers and small red berries, over a mineral background and very slight hints of spices.
Silky and elegant verticality. Surprising for its delicate complexity and balance, which transports all its aromas to a pleasant and persistent finish in which its mineral character stands out.
Optimum service temperature: 15-16° C.
A pairing: Guiso de carne retinta.
Ingredients: 1.5 kg. of beef retinta jarrete, 1 medium onion, 2 leeks, 250 gr. of mushrooms, 250 gr. of chorizo sausage, 200 gr. of peas, 3 carrots, 3 medium potatoes, 2 sweet potatoes, 1 l. of red wine, clove, cinnamon sticks, ground cumin, extra virgin olive oil, pepper and salt.
Elaboration:
- Preheat the oven to 175° C. Wash the sweet potatoes and put them in a baking tray. Bake for about 1 hour.
- Add salt and pepper the meat and in a saucepan with very hot olive oil, brown the meat. Set aside and reserve.
- Cut the onion and the leeks and in the same oil where we have made the meat, cook for a few minutes and add the red wine. Let it boil over medium heat until the vegetables are tender and the alcohol evaporates.
- On the other hand, in a pan, put the carrots cut into slices, the chorizo sausage also into pieces and the mushrooms cut into slices. Snicker and reserve.
- Put in a blender, the red wine that we have boiled with the onion and leek and triturate.
- Put the meat back in the saucepan, add the wine sauce and the chorizo sausage with the zahorias and the mushrooms. We also add the peas, the clove, a cinnamon stick and a teaspoon of ground food.
- Cover everything with water, season and add the potatoes peeled and cut into medium cubes.
- Let everything boil until the meat is completely tender.
- Serve the stew accompanied by a piece of batata peeled with seasoned with a little salt, pepper and extra virgin olive oil.
Exquisite!
Many years before Robert Parker spoke of Jumilla as one of the most promising wine regions in the country, even before the wines from the area began to stand out in our oenological firmament as the champions of value for money, this winery was already triumphing with its red wines from the Sierra del Carche. The new Jumilla was invented in this house.