About Colección 125 Rosado
- Style
- Rosé
- Grape Varieties
- Garnacha, Tempranillo
- Price Range
- ¥4,000-4,800
- reference conversion from EU retail price
- Alcohol
- 13.5%
Colección 125 Rosado is a barrel-fermented rosé from the Legardeta Estate in Navarra, blending roughly 70% Garnacha Tinta and 30% Tempranillo. Barrel fermentation and around 10 months of lees ageing in French oak give it a depth, structure, and ageing potential that is exceedingly rare among rosé wines.
Proof that rosé can be a serious wine — Colección 125 Rosado has more in common with a barrel-fermented white than a summer cooler.
New to wine?
Not your typical poolside rosé — this is a structured, food-friendly rosé for those who want more than easy-drinking fruit.
Food Pairings
Excellent with oily grilled fish, seafood risotto, roast chicken, and spiced or Asian-inflected white meat dishes.
When to drink it
Summer dinners with grilled seafood, special-occasion lunches, and rosé tastings for enthusiasts.
Terroir & Winemaking
Barrel-fermented and aged on lees for approximately 10 months in French oak, giving a salmon-pink hue, fat and savory texture, and persistent length uncommon for rosé.
About the producer
Bodegas Julian ChiviteNavarra's defining estate since 1647, twelve generations of excellenceVisit the producer page →Frequently Asked Questions
- What grapes make up Colección 125 Rosado?
- Roughly 70% Garnacha Tinta and 30% Tempranillo from the Legardeta Estate in Navarra.
- Why is this rosé barrel-fermented?
- Barrel fermentation and around 10 months of lees ageing in French oak give the wine depth, texture, and ageing potential rarely found in rosé.
- What food pairs well with Colección 125 Rosado?
- Oily grilled fish, seafood risotto, roast chicken, and spiced white meat dishes.
- Is Colección 125 Rosado a light, easy-drinking rosé?
- No — it is a structured, savory rosé with real body and length, closer to a serious white wine than a simple summer rosé.
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