Vol. 31

Artadi El Sequé 2007

Artadi El Sequé 2007

A bottle of Spanish sunshine

The strength to move forward as one—this wine embodies it.

Country
Spain
Region
アリカンテ
Grapes
No information
Vintage
2007
Producer
Artadi
Appearance scene
The wine left in a restaurant affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake is lively and uplifting, embodying the spirit of people uniting and moving forward together, exuding an overwhelming warmth.
AcidityTanninBodyFruitFinishComplexity75/ 100

総合 75 / 100

Tasting notes

Artadi's El Sequé is a red wine hailing from the Spanish region of Alicante, with a vintage of 2007. Known for their Rioja, Artadi crafted this El Sequé to embrace the warm Mediterranean climate, resulting in a wine rich with fruit flavors. Alicante is historically a vibrant wine-producing area, and 2007 offered great conditions for a concentrated and flavorful experience.

In Volume 31 of the manga, this wine is featured in a story about a restaurant affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. The El Sequé, left in the aftermath, is depicted as a lively and uplifting wine, one that feels like a collective spirit moving forward together amidst the chaos.

When you pour it, you’ll notice a deep ruby color that’s quite captivating. The aroma hits you with rich blackberry and dark cherry notes, accompanied by a hint of smokiness. On the palate, it’s full-bodied with ample fruitiness, and the acidity is just right, giving it a nice balance. The tannins are dense, providing a solid structure that makes it quite satisfying to drink.

The finish is long, allowing you to savor it fully. It’s a powerful yet refreshing wine that brings to mind the Spanish sun. Pair it with grilled meats, and you’ll have a winning combination. Give it a try!