Losada Bierzo: A Sommelier's Take

Picked and noted by Michael Bottigliero, co-founder & lead sommelier, Bottles Nation

Losada Bierzo is a medium-bodied dry red wine made from Mencia, in Spain, by Losada. Sommelier Michael Bottigliero has poured it at Bottles Nation tasting events. It tastes of Black cherry, violet, slate, herbs and pairs well with Roast pork, grilled vegetables and charcuterie.

Michael's take

“Brambly black fruit, crushed slate, soulful Mencía character.”

Tasting profile

Type
Red
Grape
Mencia
Country
Spain
Producer
Losada
Body
medium-bodied
Acidity
High
Tannin
Medium
Sweetness
Dry
Oak
Light oak
Price
$$ · $15–25

What to eat with Losada Bierzo

  • Roast pork
  • grilled vegetables
  • charcuterie

When to open it

  • Wine-geek dinner
  • tapas night

Where to buy Losada Bierzo

Sommelier on Demand doesn't sell wine and isn't tied to any store.

Questions people ask

What does Losada Bierzo taste like?

Losada Bierzo is a medium-bodied dry red wine with notes of Black cherry, violet, slate, herbs. Acidity is high, tannin is medium and oak is light. Michael's note: Brambly black fruit, crushed slate, soulful Mencía character.

What food goes with Losada Bierzo?

Michael pairs Losada Bierzo with Roast pork, grilled vegetables and charcuterie. It works best for Wine-geek dinner and tapas night.

How much does Losada Bierzo cost?

Losada Bierzo falls in Michael's $$ · $15–25 tier. It's a widely available bottle you can find at ordinary wine shops; use the Wine-Searcher link on this page to see which stores near you carry it.

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