WineVerse/Campo Viejo Rioja Reserva Art Series 2015 750 ml
Campo Viejo Rioja Reserva Art Series 2015 750 ml
$25.99
About this bottle
Campo Viejo Rioja Reserva Art Series is a 2015 red from Spain's Rioja DOCa, produced by one of the region's largest and most recognizable houses. Reserva status means the wine spent a minimum of three years aging before release, with at least one year in oak, softening its structure and deepening its color. Built predominantly on Tempranillo, as is typical for Rioja reds, it shows red cherry and plum fruit layered with vanilla, leather, and a touch of dried herb from the barrel. The palate is medium-bodied with resolved tannins and a warm, savory finish. A dependable Rioja for anyone who wants classic Spanish red without hunting for it.
How to drink Campo Viejo Rioja Reserva
Serve at cool room temperature, around 60–65°F, in a standard red wine glass. It pairs naturally with grilled meats, aged Manchego, or roasted vegetables, and the oak-softened tannins mean it doesn't need much time to open up — 20 minutes of air is plenty.
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Spain
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What temperature should I serve Campo Viejo Rioja Reserva at?
Serve it slightly below room temperature, around 60–65°F. Too warm and the alcohol and oak notes dominate; a short chill in the fridge for 15 minutes before pouring works well in summer.
What food pairs well with this Rioja Reserva?
It's built for the table — grilled lamb or steak, aged Manchego cheese, and roasted vegetables all work well against its dried-herb and vanilla notes from oak aging.
What does 'Reserva' mean on a Rioja label?
Under Rioja DOCa rules, Reserva red wines must age at least three years before release, including a minimum of one year in oak barrel, giving them more structure and complexity than a Crianza.
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