Grape varieties

100% Tinta de Toro, and indigenous variety in Spain, it is commonly known as Tempranillo in other regions. The grapes are from vineyards of direct Vitis Vinifera plantings. Low vine density, allows for low yields and a great rusticity

Elaboration

Destalked grapes go through a long maceration period and then a controlled fermentation to achieve a wine with a well-defined structure highlighting the unique character and the evolution through the passing of time.

Aging

Aged for nine months in American oak barrels an then another six months in the bottle to reach maturity. At the time of release, this wine shows complexity, layers and roundness.

Tasting notes

Deep cherry red with a dark crimson rim. Rich in nuances with powerful aromas; vinous and hints of oak without covering up the aromas of ripe grapes. Warm, meaty, full-bodied in the mouth with present, well-polished, sweet tannins. Tasty and well-rounded, with a very persistent finish.