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Flamengo idol launched ‘Zico Wines’ on Monday (06)

If Zico made history on the pitch, outside the four lines the Flamengo idol continues to give lessons. Last Monday (06), for example, the “Little Rooster” launched his own wine brand, produced in Mendoza, Argentina.

In short, the region where ‘Zico Wines’ is produced is recognized for the quality of its labels. In this regard, the new line seeks to translate the “Little Rooster’s” legacy into wines with character and identity, positioning itself as a product that combines sporting passion and wine sophistication.

It is worth noting that the term ‘wine-related’ refers to the science that studies the production, preservation, and analysis of wines. In short, the word encompasses winemaking techniques, grape studies, sensory analysis, and quality control.

What wines are in the ‘Zico Wines’ line?

Malbec-Tempranillo

First of all, its main characteristics are balance, equilibrium, and harmony, with aromas of red fruits from Mendoza Malbec grapes, along with the spices and structure of Tempranillo grapes. It is considered ideal for barbecue or pasta with cheese.

Sirah-carignan

On the other hand, the Sirah-carignan is a more complex and structured blend. Red, with black fruits and cherry jam mixed with spicy and smoky notes from the Carignan grape. It pairs perfectly with smoked meats and pickles, as well as fuller-bodied sauces and aged cheeses.

Malbec (Roble)

It is a full-bodied red Malbec, with a fusion of tones. It has greater intensity due to the flavor of ripe fruit, along with hints of sour cherries, black cherries, and blackberries, with spices. In addition, the wine was aged in oak barrels.

Cabernet Sauvignon Premium

It is an intense wine, with a deep color. It has complex aromas of blackberries and black pepper.

Malbec Gran Reserva

Finally, this wine is intense, with violet tones, highlighting the aroma of ripe fruits such as plum and blackberries. In addition, it has nuances of vanilla, coffee, and chocolate.

It is worth noting that Thiago Coimbra, son of the Flamengo idol, along with Jean Aragão and Crebil Ferman, were the minds behind ‘Zico Wines’. In fact, at the event held on Monday (06), wine sommelier Dionísio Chaves took part in the tasting.

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