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Variety: Albariño  Vintage: 2019  Aging in rhyme: 48 months 

Tasty and full-bodied on the palate, with good fruity persistence (citrus) and just the right acidity to give it freshness. Long, smooth, and balanced finish. 

Perfect varietal character. Excellent balance between fruit and oak. Deep garnet red color. Spicy aromas of ripe pepper and fresh cherry. Powerful structure and fullness on the palate. Great complexity, smoothness, and a very persistent finish. 

Field selection, hand harvest in 18 kg boxes. Selection table. Maceration and alcoholic fermentation at controlled temperature in truncated cone-shaped wooden and stainless steel tanks. With frequent pump-overs and/or punch downs. Malolactic fermentation in barrel. Aging for 20 months in new French oak barrels of 500...

A Verdejo from a 100-year-old ungrafted vineyard, fermented with wild yeasts and aged on lees in French oak and acacia barrels. 

"Ingrato" comes from a plot where the pebbly soil makes it difficult to work and "unprofitable" for farmers due to its low yields. Unless the harvest is intended for a high-end wine, it is not profitable. 

White wine made using the solera system, aged under a veil of flor in sherry barrels for three years. From unique plots in Merseguera, La Mata Natural Park. 

This single-varietal wine seeks the typicality and differentiation of the Mencía variety from the easternmost Ribeira Sacra and the great character that the terroir of a historic vineyard gives it.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Moët & Chandon* Brut Impérial is one of the best-selling champagnes in the world.&nbsp; &nbsp; Made with the classic blend of this French...

Pedro Ximénez wine is made from the grape of the same name, which is raisined in the sun to obtain a must with an extraordinary concentration of sugars.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family:...

Under its appearance of shiny old gold, it has a deep, reminiscent fragrance. Its old solera gives it a great body and a dry palate with an aftertaste of oak and walnuts.&nbsp;

Sometimes it is very difficult to identify the line that separates a Fino from an Amontillado.&nbsp; &nbsp; This is the case of Sánchez...