Vol. 31
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.
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!