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Wines Rouge sec Quinta Quietud 2012 Spain Castile and León Toro DO
Castile and León - Toro
Quinta Quietud
2012

Information

Packaging Bottle (75cl)
Style Wines
Colour Red
Vintage 2012
Country Spain
Type of Appellation DO
Region Castile and León
Appellation Toro
Estate Quinta Quietud
Current phase
Peak

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Bottle (75cl)
2026 £19.32

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Quinta Quietud 2012 from the Toro appellation in Castilla y León is a notable Spanish red that beautifully illustrates the robust character of its origin. Although the specific grape variety isn't stated, Toro reds are most often associated with Tinta de Toro, a local strain of Tempranillo. The 2012 vintage benefited from a warm, dry growing season, often resulting in concentrated and powerful wines. The style here generally emphasises deep colour, intense dark fruit—such as black cherry and plum—layered with notes of spice, tobacco, and occasionally, a hint of minerality. The vinification often involves ageing in oak, which imparts further complexity and structure, helping the wine to age gracefully and mellow its inherently bold tannins.

The Toro region lies in the north-western part of Castilla y León, alongside the Duero river. This area boasts a continental climate, marked by hot summers and cold winters. The difference in temperature between day and night helps retain freshness and acidity in the grapes, essential for balance in these full-bodied reds. The soils are often composed of sandy or stony layers over clay, providing excellent drainage and promoting the concentration of flavours in the grapes. Historically, Toro’s wines date back to the Middle Ages and have long been valued for their strength and depth, sometimes even exported for blending with lighter wines.

When it comes to food pairing, the firm structure and generous fruit of Toro reds stand up well to hearty dishes. Think of slow-cooked lamb shank, prime cuts of beef, or traditional Castilian fare such as roast suckling pig (cochinillo asado) or blood pudding (morcilla). The wine’s intensity also allows it to pair deliciously with aged Manchego cheese and rich stews.

For optimum enjoyment, decant the wine at least an hour beforehand and serve it at a temperature between 16 and 18°C. This will help to open up its aromatics and soften the tannins, revealing the depth and layers that Quinta Quietud 2012 has to offer.

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