2010 Rioja Riserva Roda I Bodegas Roda
Bodegas Roda

2010 Rioja Riserva Roda I

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Tasting notes:

Aged in French oak barrels for up to 16 months (50% new) with a further 20 months in bottle. Roda is characterised by dark berry fruit with undernotes of earth, chocolate, aromatic herbs, and sweet spice. Juicy on the palate with ample concentration, layered complexity and silky tannins.

Producer description:

Bodegas Roda are at the cutting edge of winemaking in Rioja and has gained its reputation as one of the top producers in the region. This family-owned winery was established in 1987, however, the winery in Haro wasn’t completed until 2001. Today, it is run by Mario Rotllant and his team who undertook an exhaustive analysis to identify the best vineyard sites in La Rioja Alta and picked the 17 bests. They mainly focus on producing wines from old bush vines which need a meticulous care.

Style:
Still Red
Vintage:
2010
Dryness:
Dry
ABV:
14.5
Size:
75cl
Delivery:
4 weeks
Available:
3

Critic Scores

Robert Parker | 95

Cropped from an excellent vintage that has produced many great, fresh and balanced wines, my expectations for the 2010 Roda I were high. There is some 2% Graciano to complement the majority of Tempranillo, from vines that are 30+ years old and yielded no more than 1.5 kilograms of grapes per plant. It fermented with indigenous yeasts in French oak vats and matured in 50/50 new and second use French oak barrels for 16 months. I don't know if you can still follow the rule that says, "Roda I is black fruit, and Roda is red fruit." I see this 2010 as more classical than ever—elegant, polished and with a developed nose of forest floor, truffle, iron, blood and iodine, faintly smoky but still keeping traces of fruit. The palate has focused, pungent and persistent flavors, very fine and mostly resolved tannins and a nice texture, lifted by integrated acidity. This should develop even further in bottle—and for a long time! 96,493 bottles produced. Agustín Santolaya, from Roda, considers this to be their finest wine ever (together with the 2001), and I can only agree!

James Suckling | 95

A really beautiful old wine with so much dark fruit and velvety tannins. Full-bodied, very polished and layered. Glorious depth and beauty. Energetic. Drink now.