Tasting notes:
Trashumante Tinto. Medium bodied red with mild tannins, juicy raspberry fruit and a hint of spice on the finish.
Food Match:
Try with Game, Beef, Lamb, Poultry or Pasta.
Region/Producer: Trashumante Tinto
Bodegas Agronavarra:
Named after the historic title given to the heirs of the Kingdom of Navarra, Bodegas Príncipe de Viana blends centuries of local heritage with a distinctly modern approach to winemaking. Founded in 1983 as a flagship project of the region’s agricultural cooperative, the winery has grown into one of Navarra’s leading producers—known for its innovation, quality and deep respect for the land.
The estate farms over 890 hectares of vineyard, including ancient bush vines and more recent plantings on a chalky plateau where the Aragón and Ebro rivers meet. This spot enjoys a rare climate mix—Mediterranean warmth, Atlantic freshness, and the cooling influence of the fierce wind, which helps keep the vines healthy
and disease-free. The soils are low in nutrients but rich in character, encouraging deep roots and complex wines.
Night harvesting preserves delicate aromatics, and their unique skin-freezing technique (freezing the grape skins but not the pulp) enhances structure, aroma, and colour. Sustainability is central to everything they do, from careful water management to maintaining freshness and balance in the wines.
Príncipe de Viana wines are an expression of Navarra’s terroir, history and progressive spirit—rooted in tradition, but always moving forward. A brilliant benchmark for what this underrated region can offer.
