Innoble Les Tres Serres Cuvee 319 Brut Nature

Wine Description for Innoble Les Tres Serres Cuvée 319 Brut Nature by Gramona

Colour & Appearance

Luminous lemon yellow with greenish reflections. The perlage displays itself as exceptionally fine and persistent – a vital, lively mousseux that unites elegance and energy.

Nose

Intensely yellow-fruited with focus on ripe apples – complete, with skin, core and juice. To this are added khaki, apricot and mirabelle. Fascinating is the spicy component: oriental notes of turmeric and saffron meet Mediterranean dried herbs. Roasted walnuts and freshly chopped almonds round off the complex aromatic profile.

Palate

Here the Xarello reveals its phenolic structure – a present, almost textural quality that lends the wine substance and grip. The acidity remains moderate and well-balanced, whilst the fruit recedes in favour of spicy complexity. The nutty elements remain present, the oriental-Mediterranean spice notes dominate. A sparkling wine with character and depth that pleasantly sets itself apart from conventional Cavas.

Finish

Medium-length with lingering spice and fine nuttiness. The phenolic structure ensures a dry, vital finish.

Terroir & Origin

Gramona is among the pioneers of quality-oriented Cava production. The grapes come from the vineyard site Les Tres Serres, where Xarello develops its characteristic phenolics and minerality on chalky soils.

Grape Variety & Vinification

Produced as a pure varietal from Xarello, Catalonia’s autochthonous grape variety. The Brut Nature style is produced without dosage, allowing the grape’s natural structure and spice to shine through unadulterated. Cuvée 319 stands for Gramona’s consistent numbering of their bottlings.

Food Pairing Suggestions

Perfect with grilled fish, scallops with hazelnut butter, risotto with porcini mushrooms or aged Manchego. The nutty and spicy notes harmonise beautifully with oriental-spiced dishes or tapas with almonds.

Special Features

A Cava that deliberately goes its own way: less radical than some zero-dosage counterparts, yet more complex and approachable. The phenolic structure of Xarello is played here as a strength, not concealed.