Red wine at a table on the terrace in Labra

Labra Locus, dry red

Full-bodied, dark berries, a pleasant grip.

Bottle of Labra Locus dry red, 2024 vintage

Four varieties from our own vineyards in Labra. A full-bodied dry blend from the 2024 harvest.

Varieties
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Marselan, Malbec
Style
Dry red
Sugar
0 g/dm³
Vintage
2024
Alcohol
13%
Volume
0.75 l
Serve at
16–18 °C

Dark berries. A firm character.

Dark berry fruit and a distinct tannic grip define this wine. Its dry style brings structure to the glass and complements richly flavoured food.

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Marselan and Malbec make up the blend. Among the collection’s reds, only the dry includes Marselan.

A bottle of Labra Locus dry red with the bull on its label

Ochre, red and deep green

The bull on the label makes this bottle immediately recognisable. Warm ochre and deep green give it its distinctive colour.

With meat and mature cheeses

Grilled meat, roasts and mature hard cheeses complement the wine’s body. Dark fruit and tannic texture work particularly well with browned, savoury dishes.

Serve at 16–18 °C. The bottle can be opened half an hour before dinner.

  • Meat with peppers and herbs in a cast-iron pan
    Meat in a hot pan
  • Grilled meat and vegetables with red onion on a board
    Off the grill
  • Soft cheese with sesame, olives and flatbread on a wooden board
    With a cheese board
  • A bottle of Labra Locus among small plates on a terrace table
    A terrace table
  • Two glasses of red wine on a dark table
    16–18 °C
A dark bunch of grapes among leaves in the Labra vineyard
Estate-grown grapes, Labra

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How does it differ from the semi-dry red?

The dry has no pronounced sweetness and includes Marselan in its blend. The semi-dry is softer and fruitier. Both wines have 13% alcohol. Semi-dry red.

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