Wine Breca Rosé

You can now buy your Breca Rosé wine online at the best price.

Special characteristics of the wine:

Elaboration of Breca Rosé 

Harvested by hand and stored in small boxes of 20 kg. The rosé is made with a slight bleeding (saignée) followed by fermentation by wild yeasts in stainless steel and cement tanks.

What kind of wine is Breca Rosé 

Wine aged in cement and stainless steel tanks.

Breca winery 

Bodegas Breca was founded by Jorge Ordóñez in 2010 with the aim of producing the best Garnacha wines in Spain. Garnacha de Aragón, the clone used to produce Bodegas Breca wines, is the oldest and most genetically intact Garnacha clone in the world. This variety was cultivated for the first time in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, and crossed the Mediterranean as did the Kingdom of Aragon, which had territories on the other side of this sea.

Varieties of grapes used in Breca Rosé 

Varieties: Grenache 100%
100% Garnacha de Aragón, the oldest Garnacha clone in the world. Garnacha was first cultivated in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula and crossed the Mediterranean as did the Kingdom of Aragon.
Multiple old mountain vineyards (El Plano, Barranco de la Rambla, Cerro Verde, Cerro del Cura, La Laguna…).
Cambrian-Silurian slate and quartz soils, partially covered by a thin layer of Mesozoic calcareous soil.

Breca Rosé wine pairing

To take with fish, shellfish, smoked meats and creamy cheeses.

Occasions in which Breca Rosé is appropriate

In celebration meals and as a gift

Quality / price ratio Breca Rosé 

The price justifies its quality.

Breca Rosé alcohol content

Graduation of 14.5º vol.

Ideal drinking temperature for Breca Rosé 

It is advisable to take it at a temperature of 8º-10º C.

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