Melipetó Binifadet Sweet Red Wine 50 cl
- Sku 227025
- Brand Binifadet
Melipetó Binifadet Sweet Red Wine 50 cl
Melipetó Binifadet Sweet Red Wine is a smooth, fresh and enveloping sweet wine designed to be enjoyed slowly, in small sips. Its name evokes little “petons”, or kisses, turning an aperitif or dessert moment into a special experience.
Made with Merlot and Syrah grapes, it shows an attractive cherry colour and an intense aromatic profile, with notes of red fruit, sweet spices and toasted nuances from barrel ageing. Unlike many other sweet wines, Melipetó stands out for its more subtle sweetness, higher acidity and lighter profile, resulting in a fresh, balanced and elegant wine.
Main features
- Sweet red wine by Binifadet.
- 50 cl bottle format.
- Made with Merlot and Syrah grapes.
- Cherry-coloured appearance.
- Powerful aromas of red fruit and sweet spices.
- Toasted notes from barrel ageing.
- Subtle sweetness, balanced acidity and fresh character.
- Recommended serving temperature: 7-9 ºC.
Grape varieties and winemaking
Grape varieties: Merlot and Syrah.
Hand harvest. Fermentation at 22 ºC in stainless steel tanks. Fermentation is stopped by cold treatment, leaving approximately 100 g/litre of residual sugar. Aged for 12 months in barrel.
Technical information
| Product | Sweet red wine |
| Brand / winery | Binifadet |
| Name | Melipetó |
| Format | 50 cl bottle |
| Grape varieties | Merlot and Syrah |
| Fermentation | 22 ºC in stainless steel |
| Ageing | 12 months in barrel |
| Serving temperature | 7-9 ºC |
Tasting notes
Sweet red wine with a cherry colour. On the nose, it offers intense aromas of red fruit, sweet spices and toasted barrel notes. On the palate, it is sweet, toasted and spicy, with balanced acidity that brings freshness and elegance.
Recommended pairing
- Blue cheese.
- Chocolate.
- Red fruit tartlets.
- Fruit-based desserts.
- Sweet and savoury aperitifs.
Alcohol information
- Alcoholic beverage.
- Sale prohibited to under-18s.
- Drink responsibly.
- Check the label for allergen information.
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