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Rento is a signature red wine made with the Tempranillo variety from the Ribera del Duero region. A wine crafted to be desired, from its very conception it combines the deep-rooted tradition of the 16th-century winery owned by Carlos Moro's family in Olivares de Duero, the heart of the Golden Mile of the Denomination of Origin. This exceptional wine is made with selected grapes from the Zurita vineyards and then aged in 50 French oak barrels from the finest cooperages.
Rento is an acronym for Renacimiento (Renaissance) and is produced in a building from Spain's Golden Age.
The Renacimiento Winery is located in Olivares de Duero (Valladolid), in the heart of the Ribera del Duero region. To understand what this wine represents, we must delve into the winery where it is handcrafted. It is a building with several centuries of history, embodying the winemaking tradition of Carlos Moro's family.
The family has been in charge of the winery since the 16th century. Later, Carlos Moro decided to restore the buildings and the winery, creating a wine of the highest quality, in keeping with history and tradition, yet adapted to contemporary tastes.
It is an absolutely unique and singular winery, whose structure features a beautiful exposed brick coffered ceiling that houses 50 barrels from the finest cooperages. Only in exceptional vintages will Rento be born in these barrels.
Visual: Intense layer with a dark cardinal tone with significant purplish touches.
Nose: A broad, straightforward, and very complex wine, dominated by ripe black fruits amidst a multitude of aging notes, cedar wood, licorice, and India ink.
Palate: It has a good, elegant, and silky structure, with a powerful body and a remarkable skeleton of robust, well-tamed tannins with a persistent finish.