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Banrock Station Shiraz Mataro
from $7.24
Yalumba Samuels Collection Grenache Shiraz Mataro Barossa 2017
from $15.25
Ridge Lytton Springs 2019
from $28.99
Torbreck Cuvee Juveniles 2012
from $45
Torbreck The Steading 2018
from $25.99
Teusner Joshua 2012
from $21.86
Kalleske Clarrys Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2020
from $32.99
Kilikanoon The Medley Gsm 2012
from $27.4
Henschke Henrys Seven 2018
from $47.99
Garage Wine Co Carignan Garnacha Mataro 2015
from $44.99
19 Crimes 2020
from $8.48
Yalumba The Strapper Grenacheshirazmataro 2012
from $15.99
Langmeil Three Gardens 2018
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Penfolds Bin 2 Shiraz Mataro 2018
from $33.26

Mataro Wine: Everything You Need to Know

Mataro is a red wine made from a grape variety that goes by several names, including Mataro, Mourvèdre, and Monastrell. It is believed to have originated in Spain, but can now be found in several wine-producing regions around the world, from France to Australia.

Mataro grapes are known for their thick skins and high tannin levels, which can make for a wine with bold, intense flavors. They are also known for their deep, dark color and ability to age well.

For a wine to be considered a Mataro, it must be made from at least 85% Mataro grapes. However, many winemakers choose to blend Mataro with other grape varieties like Grenache and Syrah to create more complex and nuanced wines.

Mataro wine is typically made using traditional red winemaking techniques, including fermentation in stainless steel tanks or oak barrels. Some winemakers also choose to use concrete or clay vessels to add unique flavors and textures to the wine.

The exact flavor profile of Mataro wine can vary depending on the region it comes from and the winemaking techniques used. However, common tasting notes include dark fruit flavors like blackberry and plum, as well as earthy aromas like leather and tobacco.

Mataro wine is a versatile pairing wine that can go well with a variety of foods. Its bold flavors and high tannins make it an excellent match for rich, meaty dishes like steak and lamb. It also pairs well with hearty stews and spicy foods.

Mataro wine is typically a dry wine, meaning it contains little to no residual sugar. However, the exact sweetness level can vary depending on the winemaker's style and the region it comes from.

Mataro wine should be served at room temperature, typically between 60-65 degrees Fahrenheit. It can be decanted for several hours before serving to help soften its tannins and bring out its flavors.

Mataro wine typically has an alcohol content between 13-15% ABV. If you're a wine enthusiast looking to expand your palate or just curious about lesser-known varietals, you may have come across Mataro wine. Now that you know more about this unique wine, you can confidently explore it further and expand your wine knowledge. You can also browse a wide selection of Mataro and other unique varietals from around the world at vi.wine. Don't miss your chance to try this bold and flavorful wine - order now and experience the taste of Mataro for yourself.