Vino Tinto Laudum XII Plus
Red wine Laudum XII Plus Crianza. Wine made from old vines of Monastrell, from the Bocopa winery. Aged for 12 months in new French oak barrels and 12 months in the bottle.
Age: Crianza
Winery: Bocopa
Tasting notes of Red Wine Laudum Roble:
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Cherry colour with an intense ruby rim.
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Ripe fruit, black raspberries, blueberries, spices, mineral notes, as well as Mediterranean scrubland.
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Tasty in the mouth, balanced, with the fruit standing out more than the toasted notes. Hints of spices, liquorice and dried fruits. Sweet. Long finish.
Optimum service temperature: 14°-16° C.
A pairing: Arroz de carrilleras.
Ingredients:
- For the cheeks: 1.5 kg. of cheeks, 1 onion, 2 leeks, 2 carrots, 1 glass of Laudum red wine, clove, bay leaf, extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper.
- For the rice: 1 leek, 2 cloves of garlic, 1 red pepper, 300 gr. of seasonal mushrooms, 1/3 of a glass of fried tomato, 2 glasses of rice, saffron, sweet paprika, extra virgin olive oil and salt.
Elaboration:
- Clean the cheeks, season and brown them in a saucepan with a spoonful of extra virgin olive oil. Take them apart and reserve them.
- In the previous oil, sauté briefly the onion, 2 leeks and the carrots, all chopped. Season with 2 cloves and 1 bay leaf.
- Return the meat, pour the glass of red wine and, when you lose the alcohol, cover with water. Add salt and let boil.
- For the rice, chop and start to sauté the leek together with the rolled garlic and the red pepper cut into cubes. Add the chopped mushrooms, some saffron strands and cook a few minutes.
- Meanwhile, remove the cheeks and bay leaves from the stew and crush the broth with the vegetables until a very light sauce is obtained and, with the help of a fork, crush the cheeks.
- Finish the rice, incorporating half a spoonful of sweet paprika on the vegetables and the fried tomato. Stir well and add 5 glasses of chowder sauce and 2 glasses of rice. Stir well and let it begin to boil. Then add the shredded meat, taste salt and finish cooking the rice 15 minutes in the fire.
Bon Appetite!
Bocopa arose at the end of the 80s, the fruit of the union of several Alicante cooperatives that bet for the sale of bottled wine and its own brand.
It has been a recurrent phenomenon in the Spanish Levante, where it has been over half a century of selling bulk to produce bottled wines with great value for money that have been very well received by consumers. Their sparkling wines were a "revolution" at the time and they are still very appreciated wines and a striking image.